Add concept of being able to restore a service without further persistence#18
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Add concept of being able to restore a service without further persistence#18Chargeuk wants to merge 1 commit intoGREsau:mainfrom
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…tance. eg: if PERSIST_SQS=0 and PERSIST_RESTORE_SQS=1 then the SQS service will restore it's state on startup but will not write to the disk again. Useful for loading state for tests.
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This would work really well for my use case. I've also thought that having a separate API to be able to just manually force persistence would work well for this testing/reload use case. |
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Add concept of being able to restore a service without further persistence. eg: setting
within the docker-compose.yml will ensure the SQS service will restore it's state on startup but will not write to the disk again. Useful for loading state for tests.
If persistence is enabled for the service then PERSIST_RESTORE will have no effect.