You could everything through the API.
- list all the snapshots in the repository
- parse the JSON returned
- for each snapshot, if it's older than 7 days, delete the snapshot
Le mardi 20 janvier 2015 19:19:38 UTC-2, abutalib zaidi a écrit :
>
> I am fairly new to ElasticSearch and was trying to do some backup and
> restore using the API. I wrote a shell script to remove snapshots older
> than certain days but it somehow removes the repo instead of the snapshots
> info stored in a variable. Any help would be appreciated:
>
> #Remove snapshots older than 7 days
> cd /snapshot/directory
>
> OLD_BACKUP=`find snapshot-* -mtime +7 `
>
> OLD_SNAPSHOT=`for filename in ${OLD_BACKUP}; do
> [ -f "$filename" ] || continue
> mv $filename ${filename//snapshot-/}
> done `
>
> curl -XDELETE "xyz.com:9200/_snapshot/handoff_backup/${OLD_SNAPSHOT}
> <http://argentina.pdi.com:9200/_snapshot/handoff_backup/$%7BOLD_SNAPSHOT%7D>
> "
>
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