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Hi All,
We are developing a solution directly in Ops Manager that will support swapping their S3 snapshot storage without terminating the backup. Ops Manager will allow you to update the S3 snapshot store ID in the backup job document and the next scheduled snapshot will be a full snapshot in the new S3 snapshot store after the update. This is specifically for S3 stores only at this time.
We are targeting this feature to be included in a minor release of Ops Manager 8 by mid 2025 at this time.
I will update this feedback item once launched.
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Hi All,
We are developing a solution directly in Ops Manager that will support swapping their S3 snapshot storage without terminating the backup. Ops Manager will allow you to update the S3 snapshot store ID in the backup job document and the next scheduled snapshot will be a full snapshot in the new S3 snapshot store after the update. This is specifically for S3 stores only at this time.
We are targeting this feature to be included in a minor release of Ops Manager 8 by mid 2025 at this time.
I will update this feedback item once launched.
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I have automated the OpsManager deployment (only on-premise), then creation and configuration of OpsManager projects. I have managed to do most tasks:
* calling the OpsManager API (uri Ansible module) or
* using mongocli (command Ansible module)
Then, after each operation, we have to wait for the changes to be applied (using another mongocli command).
It would be nice if there was a mongodb_opsmanager Ansible module, that wrapped around the OpsManager API and included the possibility to wait for changes to be applied.