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An extensible framework for application-level data management on Kubernetes
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Retention of Actionsets #2121

Open GeekYiwen opened 1 year ago

GeekYiwen commented 1 year ago

I am working on using Kanister automated to create backups for some database applications in my Kubernetes cluster. When doing this I e.g. want to save backups only if they are 14 days or younger. Retaining the backup files in a Cloud Provider is pretty easy, as this is already implemented (I use Google Cloud Storage Buckets). This leaves the issues that in my Kubernetes Cluster I am left with a load of useless actionsets, which will pile up in the future and make a big mess in there. I'd like a solution to where old actionsets automatically get deleted.

A similar feature is implemented by K8-up (another Kubernetes Operator used for backing up data). This is implemented in their Scheduler in the prune: section. https://k8up.io/k8up/2.7/how-tos/schedules.html

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