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Sheduled kubernetes pg-backup objects are not automatically cleaned up
More about the problem
Since the 2.3.0 k8s Percona Postgres operator upgrade, pg-backup resources are created for each scheduled backup (K8SPG-410)
The pgbackrest backups and related items saved in the storage are still clean-up up properly following the retention rules defined in the spec.backups.pgbackrest.global.-retention-full* attributes of the pg cluster definition.
BUT the pg-backup related k8s resources are well created but never cleaned up even with the retention attributes properly defined.
This problem lead to a quick accumulation of pg-backups and jobs k8s resources in the namespaces using a pg cluster with scheduled backups.
Steps to reproduce
Create a pg cluster with a backup storage and schedule section defined and a retention period
On the scheduled time, pg-backup resource is created with the related job, pod, pgbackrest backup and items in the storage
At the end of the retention period, pgbackrest backup and items are removed from the storage but none of the k8s resources (pg-backup and job) are not deleted
Versions
Kubernetes - v1.27.6
Operator - Percona for PostgreSQL 2.3.1
Database - PostgreSQL 15.5
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Sheduled kubernetes pg-backup objects are not automatically cleaned up
More about the problem
Since the 2.3.0 k8s Percona Postgres operator upgrade, pg-backup resources are created for each scheduled backup (K8SPG-410)
The pgbackrest backups and related items saved in the storage are still clean-up up properly following the retention rules defined in the spec.backups.pgbackrest.global.-retention-full* attributes of the pg cluster definition.
BUT the pg-backup related k8s resources are well created but never cleaned up even with the retention attributes properly defined.
This problem lead to a quick accumulation of pg-backups and jobs k8s resources in the namespaces using a pg cluster with scheduled backups.
Steps to reproduce
Versions
Anything else?
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: