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[DOCS] Data stream snapshot behavior with excluded backing indices #72761
[DOCS] Data stream snapshot behavior with excluded backing indices #72761
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LGTM. I left a wording suggestion, but feel free to ignore if wanted. Thanks @danhermann.
metadata or its other backing indices. Snapshots can also include data streams | ||
but exclude specific backing indices. In this case, the data stream will be | ||
restored with only the backing indices present in the snapshot. In the case | ||
that the original write index of the data stream was not present in the | ||
snapshot, the data stream's most recent backing index that is present in the | ||
snapshot will become the current write index. |
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I'd break this into a separate paragraph and reword to avoid passive voice. Feel free to ignore if wanted.
metadata or its other backing indices. Snapshots can also include data streams | |
but exclude specific backing indices. In this case, the data stream will be | |
restored with only the backing indices present in the snapshot. In the case | |
that the original write index of the data stream was not present in the | |
snapshot, the data stream's most recent backing index that is present in the | |
snapshot will become the current write index. | |
metadata or its other backing indices. | |
Snapshots can also include a data stream but exclude specific backing indices. | |
When you restore the data stream, it will only contain backing indices present | |
in the snapshot. If the stream's original write index is not in the snapshot, | |
the most recent backing index from the snapshot becomes the stream's write index. |
Thanks, @jrodewig! I included your suggested wording in the commit. |
Relates to #72747