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Suggestion
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Resolution: Unresolved
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NOTE: This suggestion is for JIRA Server. Using JIRA Cloud? See the corresponding suggestion.
Feedback for customer:
To restore the indexes, and jira-administrator, which is supposed to be up 24/7, had to login to jira via web AND SSH in order to find out the filename of the last know backup and to trigger a restore index, and one minute later to trigger a background reindex.
For such a feature to be effective the entire process must be automated. Once JIRA detects that the indexes are broken, it should try to restore last valid backup and do a background reindex after this succeeds.
If it can even send a message when this starts, ends is even better, but that would be an enhancement over the basic index recovery option.
Also, please note that I do find extremely counter-intuitive the fact that the restore index asks you about a filename instead of just showing you the latest available one (or a list of them.). This slows you down considerably as you need shell access to the machine to find-out the name of the archive.
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JRASERVER-66859 Index recovery does not run on startup automatically if a working index does not exist
- Gathering Impact
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JRASERVER-66649 Index recovery should use index snapshots first if they are available
- Closed
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JRACLOUD-37896 Index Recovery should have an auto-recover functions when failure happen
- Closed
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JRASERVER-67261 As a JIRA Datacenter Administrator I want to do an automated cold recovery from index a snapshot
- Closed
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