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today when performing a restore it requires me to review the folder structure to find snapshot IDs, it would be nice if i can use something like
sctool backup list --find -L s3:docker to find the available snapshots from that location, instead of having to find it manually.
it is very useful if I am restoring a backup into a new cluster.
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backup list
This command allow you to list backups from given locations. The command works per cluster and all the locations listed with the –location flag must be accessible from the cluster specified with the –cluster flag. This cluster serves as the coordinator for all these checks. If the Scylla Manager Agent’s of given cluster is not able to reach the location, the command will fail.
Syntax
sctool backup list --cluster <id|name> [flags]
Command options
--all-clusters
Shows backups for all clusters. Useful for listing clusters that are no longer available locally but are backed up in the past to remote location.
today when performing a restore it requires me to review the folder structure to find snapshot IDs, it would be nice if i can use something like
sctool backup list --find -L s3:docker to find the available snapshots from that location, instead of having to find it manually.
it is very useful if I am restoring a backup into a new cluster.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: