Hi we just had an issue in one of our clusters, we...
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Andre Duarte
12/09/2024, 5:34 PMHi we just had an issue in one of our clusters, we deleted data but we need to recover it. Our cluster is running in the cloud, is there a way to recover this data? It should be less than a day old.
Let me know if there's a better place to ask this.
@Néstor Peñate
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Jason Bosco
12/09/2024, 6:04 PMTypesense is designed to be used as a secondary data store, meaning that in cases like this, you would resync the data from your primary database into Typesense.
Jason Bosco
12/09/2024, 6:05 PMBecause of this, we don't store backups on our side, because the assumption is that you have backups set up on your primary data store and can restore from that
Jason Bosco
12/09/2024, 6:09 PMBut if you did a config change in the last 3 days, then we might have a backup that we took as part of this change. If you email support at typesense dot org with your cluster ID, we can take a look
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Andre Duarte
12/09/2024, 6:13 PMThank you for the quick reply @Jason Bosco. I'll check with the team if we had a config change recently.
The issue with resync for us is both cost and time, it might take 2 days to do, and we wanted to see if we can find a quicker solution.
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Jason Bosco
12/09/2024, 6:14 PM2 days sounds like a lot! May I know how many documents this is?
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Andre Duarte
12/09/2024, 6:38 PMIt's an early project and we haven't built the redundancies for it yet. So the resync isn't from another data store, but we read the clients data and generate all the features from scratch (this includes a lot of steps). We need to fix this and add primary stores 🫠. In Typesense it's less then 20k documents, not that much.