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fix(docs): backups guide for ops was enchanced by androndo · Pull Request #440 · cozystack/website

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This pull request significantly improves the Velero backup guide for operations by providing clearer instructions and more practical examples. It clarifies necessary prerequisites, offers concrete configuration values for storage, and introduces a suite of useful kubectl and velero CLI commands to assist administrators in managing and verifying their backup setups. These changes aim to make the documentation more robust and user-friendly for Cozystack operators.

Highlights

  • Prerequisites Clarified: A new prerequisite was added, emphasizing the need to place the cozystack.velero component in the enabledPackages of Cozystack for Velero backups.
  • Velero Configuration Examples Enhanced: The example configuration for Velero's BackupStorageLocation was updated to explicitly use aws as the provider and BUCKET_NAME as a placeholder, making it more concrete.
  • New Utility Commands Added: Several kubectl commands were introduced to help users find the BUCKET_NAME, verify BackupStorageLocation creation, and inspect Velero CRDs and logs, improving troubleshooting and management.
  • Backup Policy Refinement: A specific labelSelector configuration was removed from the backup policy example, simplifying the configuration for certain resource types.

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Changelog
  • content/en/docs/v1/operations/services/velero-backup-configuration.md
    • Added a new prerequisite for enabling the cozystack.velero component.
    • Updated the BackupStorageLocation example to specify aws as the provider and use <BUCKET_NAME> as a placeholder.
    • Included a kubectl command to retrieve the BUCKET_NAME from bucketclaim resources.
    • Added a kubectl command to check the status of BackupStorageLocation creation.
    • Removed a labelSelector block from the backup policy example.
    • Expanded the list of Velero CRD inspection commands to include kubectl get restores.velero.io and velero restore get.
    • Added a kubectl logs command for inspecting Velero pod logs.
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