backup: include tenant_settings in cluster backup #76758
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We include the tenant_settings table in full cluster backups. This means that when we restore a cluster, all overrides should be in place. The overrides are treated as a host cluster property. When restoring only specific tenants, the overrides will not be carried over. In the future, we can add tenant-specific overrides to tenant metadata so restoring a single tenant restores the overrides as well. Release note: None
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We include the tenant_settings table in full cluster backups. This
means that when we restore a cluster, all overrides should be in
place.
The overrides are treated as a host cluster property. When restoring
only specific tenants, the overrides will not be carried over.
In the future, we can add tenant-specific overrides to tenant metadata
so restoring a single tenant restores the overrides as well.
Release note: None