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docs: add info about etcd snapshot #129

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docs: add info about etcd snapshot 
Signed-off-by: anupriya0703 <anupriya.gupta@mayadata.io>
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A legacy installation of Mayastor (1.0.5 and below) cannot be seamlessly upgraded and needs manual intervention.
Follow the below steps if you wish to upgrade from Mayastor 1.0.x to Mayastor 2.1.0 and above.
Mayastor uses etcd as a persistent datastore for its configuration. As a first step, take a snapshot of the etcd. The detailed steps for taking a snapshot can be found in the etcd [documentation](https://etcd.io/docs/v3.3/op-guide/recovery/).
Mayastor uses etcd as a persistent datastore for its configuration. As a first step, take a snapshot of the etcd. To do so, execute:
{% tab title="Commands" %}
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kubectl exec -it mayastor-etcd-0 -n mayastor -- bash
kubectl cp -n mayastor mayastor-etcd-0:/tmp/snapshot.db ./snapshot.db
ls -lrt snapshot.db
kubectl exec -it mayastor-etcd-0 -n mayastor -- bash
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Are the steps repeated here?

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Do we need to take the snapshot on every pod of etcd? or only on the master pod?
cc @datacore-tilangovan

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Hi Vishnu, taking snapshot from one pod is enough.

kubectl cp -n mayastor mayastor-etcd-0:/tmp/snapshot.db ./snapshot.db
ls -lrt snapshot.db
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What is the user supposed to be doing with this snapshot?

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I think we need to provide more explanation on this. Why should a user take a etcd snapshot? Where should it be stored (if needed)? How to recover from the snapshot in case of an irrecoverable failure?

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@datacore-tilangovan Could you please help me with the above information

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@avishnu It can be stored in the local, let me draft some new steps for snapshot restore.

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The detailed steps for taking a snapshot can be found in the etcd [documentation](https://etcd.io/docs/v3.3/op-guide/recovery/).


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