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Restore clustered frozen buckets to non-clustered instance
Hello guys,
could you let me know how to properly restore frozen buckets from clustered indexers to non-clustered instance (VM)?
Thanks for your help 🙂
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Looking at having to do this to, just one bucket but over multiple years. As it is from a clustered index to a non-clustered, does this mean we only have to copy the data from one of the clustered indexes to the non-clustered one, or does the data need to come from all of the clustered indexes?
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If you have your test/dev-instance please try it or even download trial version and use it.
As bucket names in single node indexer vs. cluster are different you may need to rename that bucket from cluster mode to single node mode. But in test instance you could try it first with cluster named version. If it works and don't crash your instance use it and if not then rename that bucket to single node version and try again.
r. Ismo
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Restore the frozen buckets to the VM
Rebuild the index
splunk rebuild /full/path/to/bucket
Restart the indexer
If this reply helps you, Karma would be appreciated.
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Thanks, we may need to restore just a single day and just few sources, unfortunately in this case many buckets have large timeframe (several months), is there a solution to filter or we need to restore all of them?
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Hi
You need to do restore a bucket base (min one whole bucket).
You could prepare that for the next time to update index.conf so that individual buckets are not for so long time.
r. Ismo
