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As a registry administrator, I want to have timestamped indexes to store the documents #130

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tloubrieu-jpl opened this issue Feb 11, 2025 · 0 comments
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tloubrieu-jpl commented Feb 11, 2025

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Engineering Node administrator

πŸ’ͺ Motivation

...so that I can re-index peacefully in a new timestamped index whenever that is going to be needed.

πŸ“– Additional Details

The timestamped index (e.g. <discipline node>-registry-20250323) have aliases on <discipline node>-registry and registry so that the index access is invariant for the users.

So instead of:

  • {discipline node}-registry
  • {discipline node}-registry-refs
  • {discipline node}-registry-dd

We want to name the registry indexes:

  • {discipline node}-registry-{YYYYMMDD}
  • {discipline node}-registry-refs-{YYYYMMDD}
  • {discipline node}-registry-dd-{YYYYMMDD}

where YYYYMMDD is the time of the day.

The aliases described above are configured with the index at their creation.

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