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by shlomi-noach
3268 days ago
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@jivid the logical backups are done per-table, not per-server.
Per-table logical backups are useful to the engineers owning the data. It makes it easy for them to restore data from a single table. When an engineer loads logical backup data, it loads into a non-production private zone where the engineer has access to the data, and can then make informed decisions on whether there is need to re-apply data changes (due to bug, due to need to review historical data, etc.). This of course has the advantage of quicker restores (only need a single table), and this happens to cover the vast majority of cases. This doesn't cover the case where we need to restore consistent data for two or more different tables. |
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