Serverless restore timeout #20920
Serverless restore timeout #20920
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Summary of Changes
This pull request adds documentation regarding the timeout behavior for serverless restores in TiDB Cloud. Specifically, it clarifies what happens when a restore operation exceeds 3 hours, detailing the different outcomes for restores to new clusters versus in-place restores. It also directs users to TiDB Cloud Support if data corruption occurs after a canceled restore.
Highlights
- Restore Timeout Documentation: The PR adds a section explaining the 3-hour timeout for serverless restores.
- Restore to New Cluster: Clarifies that a timed-out restore to a new cluster results in the deletion of the target cluster, leaving the source cluster unchanged.
- Restore In-Place: Explains that a timed-out in-place restore will change the cluster status to Available, making it accessible again.
- Support Contact: Instructs users to contact TiDB Cloud Support if data corruption occurs after a canceled restore.
Changelog
- tidb-cloud/backup-and-restore-serverless.md
- Added a 'Restore Timeout' section to explain the behavior when a restore operation exceeds 3 hours.
- Documented the outcome of a canceled restore for both 'Restore to a New Cluster' and 'Restore In-Place' scenarios.
- Included instructions to contact TiDB Cloud Support in case of data corruption after a canceled restore.
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Code Review
The pull request introduces documentation for restore timeout in TiDB Cloud Serverless. The changes are clear and concise. However, I have a few suggestions to improve clarity and adherence to the style guide.
Summary of Findings
- Clarity and Readability: The documentation could benefit from rephrasing to enhance clarity and readability for TiDB users. Specifically, consider rephrasing the sentence about the outcome of a canceled restore to improve understanding.
- Sentence Structure: The sentence structure in the 'Restore Timeout' section could be improved for better flow and comprehension. Consider breaking down longer sentences into shorter, more digestible ones.
- Terminology Consistency: Ensure consistent use of terminology throughout the documentation. For example, verify that 'TiDB Cloud Serverless clusters' and 'TiDB Serverless clusters' are used consistently.
Merge Readiness
The changes are well-structured and provide valuable information about restore timeouts. Addressing the suggestions related to clarity, sentence structure, and terminology consistency would further enhance the documentation. I am unable to approve the pull request, and users should have others review and approve this code before merging.
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