ScyllaDBManagerTask (scylla.scylladb.com/v1alpha1)¶

backup

object

backup specifies the options for a backup task.

scyllaDBClusterRef

object

scyllaDBClusterRef is a typed reference to the target cluster in the same namespace. Supported kinds are ScyllaDBCluster and ScyllaDBDatacenter in scylla.scylladb.com group.

cron

string

cron specifies the task schedule as a cron expression. It supports the “standard” cron syntax MIN HOUR DOM MON DOW, as used by the Linux utility, as well as a set of non-standard macros: “@yearly”, “@annually”, “@monthly”, “@weekly”, “@daily”, “@midnight”, “@hourly”, “@every [+-]?<duration>”.

keyspace

array (string)

keyspace specifies a list of glob patterns used to include or exclude tables from backup. The patterns match keyspaces and tables. Keyspace names are separated from table names with a dot e.g. !keyspace.table_prefix_*.

numRetries

integer

numRetries specifies how many times a scheduled task should be retried before failing.

retention

integer

retention specifies the number of backups to store.

snapshotParallel

array (string)

snapshotParallel specifies a list of snapshot parallelism limits in the following format: [<dc>:]<limit>. <dc>: is optional and allows for specifying different limits in selected datacenters. If <dc>: is not set, the limit is global. For instance, []string{“dc1:2”, “5”} corresponds to two parallel nodes in dc1 datacenter and five parallel nodes in the other datacenters.

uploadParallel

array (string)

uploadParallel specifies a list of upload parallelism limits in the following format: [<dc>:]<limit>. <dc>: is optional and allows for specifying different limits in selected datacenters. If <dc>: is not set, the limit is global. For instance, []string{“dc1:2”, “5”} corresponds to two parallel nodes in dc1 datacenter and five parallel nodes in the other datacenters.

cron

string

cron specifies the task schedule as a cron expression. It supports the “standard” cron syntax MIN HOUR DOM MON DOW, as used by the Linux utility, as well as a set of non-standard macros: “@yearly”, “@annually”, “@monthly”, “@weekly”, “@daily”, “@midnight”, “@hourly”, “@every [+-]?<duration>”.

failFast

boolean

failFast indicates that a repair should be stopped on first encountered error.

ignoreDownHosts

boolean

ignoreDownHosts indicates that the nodes in down state should be ignored during repair.

keyspace

array (string)

keyspace specifies a list of glob patterns used to include or exclude tables from repair. The patterns match keyspaces and tables. Keyspace names are separated from table names with a dot e.g. !keyspace.table_prefix_*.

parallel

integer

parallel specifies the maximum number of ScyllaDB repair jobs that can run at the same time (on different token ranges and replicas). Each node can take part in at most one repair at any given moment. By default, or when set to zero, the maximum possible parallelism is used. The maximal effective parallelism depends on keyspace replication strategy and cluster topology. When set to a value greater than the maximum supported by the node, parallel is capped at the maximum supported value. Refer to repair documentation for details.

smallTableThreshold

smallTableThreshold enables small table optimization for tables of size lower than the given threshold.

kind

string

kind specifies the type of the resource.

conditions

array (object)

conditions hold conditions describing ScyllaDBManagerTask state.

taskID

string

taskID reflects the internal identification number of the task in ScyllaDB Manager state. It can be used to identify the task when interacting directly with ScyllaDB Manager.

lastTransitionTime

string

lastTransitionTime is the last time the condition transitioned from one status to another. This should be when the underlying condition changed. If that is not known, then using the time when the API field changed is acceptable.

observedGeneration

integer

observedGeneration represents the .metadata.generation that the condition was set based upon. For instance, if .metadata.generation is currently 12, but the .status.conditions[x].observedGeneration is 9, the condition is out of date with respect to the current state of the instance.

status

string

status of the condition, one of True, False, Unknown.