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Hi! Thanks for the question. The best way to test is to restore to a different location: either a different ClickHouse server (use a docker image for quick tests) or restore individual databases/files to a different location on the same server. You can use the 'clickhouse-backup restore -m' option for the latter case. Here's a full example: sudo -u clickhouse clickhouse-backup restore \ -t 'default.ex2,default.bar' \ -m 'default:default2' my_backup
It depends on your use case, such as how and where you are storing your backups. The non-embedded method was the original concept behind this project. PS: feel free to get more guidance in our slack channel (altinity.com/slack). We also do free 45 min calls (don’t worry, we won’t try to sell you anything). Just fill in the form here: hubs.la/Q02GGt9x0
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I didn't hear anything about the "watch" command being used. I'd love a 5-10 minute demo on that part.
Fantatisct tool !!!
How could i test my backups ? only with restoring ?
Hi! Thanks for the question. The best way to test is to restore to a different location: either a different ClickHouse server (use a docker image for quick tests) or restore individual databases/files to a different location on the same server.
You can use the 'clickhouse-backup restore -m' option for the latter case. Here's a full example:
sudo -u clickhouse clickhouse-backup restore \
-t 'default.ex2,default.bar' \
-m 'default:default2' my_backup
For clickhouse-backup, is it better to use the embedded method or the non-embedded method?
It depends on your use case, such as how and where you are storing your backups. The non-embedded method was the original concept behind this project.
PS: feel free to get more guidance in our slack channel (altinity.com/slack). We also do free 45 min calls (don’t worry, we won’t try to sell you anything). Just fill in the form here: hubs.la/Q02GGt9x0
hi guys, I don't fully understand, how can I create an incremental copy locally?
This is for amd only how can i do it using arm server