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Specify likely etcd restart steps for etcdctl-based restore. #47167
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@dr0ptp4kt, |
Thanks @T-Lakshmi for the the reminder. On it. |
@T-Lakshmi @tengqm Okay, updated, I hope in the spirit of what was requested. Please let me know if any sort of squash commit is needed. Although I had merged locally into my |
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That would be fine. |
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…tes#47167) * Specify likely etcd restart steps for etcdctl-based restore. * Specify likely etcd restart steps for etcdctl-based restore. * Update configure-upgrade-etcd.md
For many, maybe most, installations of etcd, when etcd is restored with etcdctl, when the etcd pod YAML is edited to point at a new restore location, the pod will also need to be restarted and the kubelet restarted in order for etcd to become fully operational again with the new backup. Some basic guidance is provided for use of the (legacy) etcdctl instructions as a reminder.