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I am using Postgres in the DC/OS cluster and after a an unexpected restart for Postgres, I noticed all the "unique" data which I thought was persisted vanished.
I am adding the corresponding marathon file below:
After digging it was found out that one of the env variables i.e. POSTGRES_PGDATA is not recognized by our Postgres Docker container. If we removed and added the key PGDATA and provided a mount path, the persistence works in full swing.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I am using Postgres in the DC/OS cluster and after a an unexpected restart for Postgres, I noticed all the "unique" data which I thought was persisted vanished.
I am adding the corresponding marathon file below:
After digging it was found out that one of the env variables i.e.
POSTGRES_PGDATA
is not recognized by our Postgres Docker container. If we removed and added the keyPGDATA
and provided a mount path, the persistence works in full swing.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: