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Before creating a Milvus CDC task, if the data between the source cluster and the backup cluster is out of sync, with a data gap of several hours, will the synchronization task still be effective?
When performing data synchronization between already running clusters, I want to first use the backup tool to synchronize offline data to the backup cluster, and then start a CDC task to synchronize real-time data. Is this approach feasible?
If you have not created a cdc task before, you need to use the backup tool to back up and restore the existing data, and then create a cdc task.
During the period when backup is restoring the backup cluster, can a CDC task be created successfully if new data arrives at the source cluster?
You need to wait for the backup and restore to complete before creating a task. Otherwise, if the target is imported while the cdc is writing synchronously, data will be out of order.
You need to wait for the backup and restore to complete before creating a task. Otherwise, if the target is imported while the cdc is writing synchronously, data will be out of order.
What about the data synchronization that occurs between the start of the backup & restore and its completion? How is that handled?
