Open lboka opened 6 months ago
Please check DDS API documentation link: https://docs.otc.t-systems.com/document-database-service/api-ref/apis_v3.0_recommended/db_instance_management/creating_a_db_instance.html#dds-api-0020
as you can see "storage_engine" is different based on the db version.
But in the response of the ansible playbook there is all the time same "storage_engine" for all versions.
This is ansible playbook part:
# Query supporting datastore versions. - name: Query database version opentelekomcloud.cloud.dds_datastore_info: datastore_name: "DDS-Community" register: dds_ds
This is Response msg:
{ "msg": { "changed": false, "datastores": [ { "storage_engine": "wiredTiger", "type": "DDS-Community", "version": "3.4" }, { "storage_engine": "wiredTiger", "type": "DDS-Community", "version": "4.0" }, { "storage_engine": "wiredTiger", "type": "DDS-Community", "version": "4.4" }, { "storage_engine": "wiredTiger", "type": "DDS-Community", "version": "3.2" }, { "storage_engine": "wiredTiger", "type": "DDS-Community", "version": "4.2" } ], "failed": false }
Please check DDS API documentation link: https://docs.otc.t-systems.com/document-database-service/api-ref/apis_v3.0_recommended/db_instance_management/creating_a_db_instance.html#dds-api-0020
as you can see "storage_engine" is different based on the db version.
But in the response of the ansible playbook there is all the time same "storage_engine" for all versions.
This is ansible playbook part:
This is Response msg: