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On a daily rotation powered by cron, scheduled at the same time of every day, automated-ebs-snapshots uses the current time and date to determine if a snapshot is needed. On a daily rotation, if the current time is less than 24 hours since a snapshot was made, then a snapshot does not occur. In my experience, the daily snapshot timing comparisons can be very close, to the second. When the comparison is less than 24 hours, the result is a snapshot appearing to happen every other day.
It would be nice to --force a snapshot, overriding and negating the time comparison, to ensure a snapshot happens.
You can currently route around the issue by setting up seven (7) crons, one for each day of the week, and increment the cron timing each day. On the seventh day however, when cron comes back around to a lesser value, a snapshot does not occur.
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On a daily rotation powered by cron, scheduled at the same time of every day, automated-ebs-snapshots uses the current time and date to determine if a snapshot is needed. On a daily rotation, if the current time is less than 24 hours since a snapshot was made, then a snapshot does not occur. In my experience, the daily snapshot timing comparisons can be very close, to the second. When the comparison is less than 24 hours, the result is a snapshot appearing to happen every other day.
It would be nice to --force a snapshot, overriding and negating the time comparison, to ensure a snapshot happens.
You can currently route around the issue by setting up seven (7) crons, one for each day of the week, and increment the cron timing each day. On the seventh day however, when cron comes back around to a lesser value, a snapshot does not occur.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: