Following on an earlier article dealing with backup in Kubernetes environments, here's a new article published on the Google Cloud medium site on how to handle restore operations in Kubernetes.
It’s a good idea to have a backup in case things go wrong. So now something has gone wrong. How will you recover?
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Hey david,
just as aguyhasnoname in the beginning of this post, I am facing the issue that after a restore the data expected isn't there. I am using the new and supported helm-charts and configured a initContainer just alike with the deprecated helm-charts. The backup is stored in a cloud provider (Azure) bucket and the volumes and volumeMounts of the initContainer and the deployment itself match each other. The log of the initContainer / restore look fine too.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance, Theresa
