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But for installing medusa, have to install python in each node. Is there any way to backup through kuberntes pods?
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Is there a way to backup Kubernetes pods?
Kubernetes Container Storage Interface (CSI) drivers have a snapshot and restore capability, but I am not sure the restore process would work (or if at all) in conjunction with Cass Operator. You can read more about the CSI feature here.
You might want to also check out https://stash.run/. I have not used it yet, but it appears to have support for GCS looks really interesting.
Lastly, https://velero.io/ is a popular backup tool for k8s. It targets neither Cassandra nor databases specifically though.
As of today, no.
@john.sanda_194109 is currently working on Kubernetes integration for Medusa here. I'll let John know and get him to respond to your question. Cheers!
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