I regularly take a snapshot of my ES cluster in a s3 bucket and so i wanted to know that if i am deleting my old docs from the cluster and regularly adding new docs then after taking a snapshot how does ES deal with this scenario wheather the docs get deleted from my previous snapshots as well or how does ES keep a backup of my docs. Please explain?
How does Elasticsearch incremental snapshots deal with the deleted docs?
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When ES takes snapshots, ES doesn't take snapshots of
docs
but rather it takes snapshots ofsegments
. Of course, the segments contain the docs.To understand the concept of incremental, let's take the below example.
Say there's an index called
my_index
with1 primary shard (shard 0)
. As data gets written to the index, it will create segment file(s) for the shards.Initially, the index my_index may look like:
You take Snapshot S1 of index my_index at time T1.
The snapshot S1 contains the following metadata:
Now, you index more data. ES merges segements B and C into a new segment D and adds new segment E for new data. Once segments are merged, the old segments are deleted from the shard. Same way, when documents are deleted, segment merging happens
Now the shard 0 of index my_index contains segments A,D,E
You take Snapshot S2 of index my_index at time T2. S2 will check to see what files it will need.
The snapshot S2 contains the following metadata:
What is incremental here? The incremental nature is for new segment files not necessarily for new data. For Snapshot S2, segment A was NOT copied because it was already contained in S1.
When happens when you delete Snapshot S1?
1. Segments B and C will be deleted since they are no longer being referenced
2. Exclude Segment A since it's being referenced by Snapshot S2
When happens when you delete index my_index?
The snapshots will still contain segement files pertaining to my_index allowing you to recover the index anytime.
What happens when documents are deleted? When docs are deleted, eventually the segment files are merged, new segments are created. So when you take a snapshot after document has been deleted, the snapshot will not have the document.
Hope this helps