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Crucible docker image on POD overides the DB once you destroy it

Alex Ledovski
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March 16, 2022

Hi,

I've created two PODs in K8s:

1st POD is running the Crucible docker image with mounted volume on /atlassian/data

2nd POD is running the posgress.

 

I wanted to test full system availability and it seems like when destroying the crucible POD, it re-creates the schema + the data and overrides the old data on the 2nd POD.

The main trigger for this actions are the sql files which are executed during the Docker image setup:

2022-03-16 09:58:41,126 INFO  - Adding secondary content dir of /atlassian/data/fisheye/content
2022-03-16 09:58:52,620 INFO  - Starting database...
2022-03-16 09:58:52,631 INFO  - Creating DB schema version 108 using /atlassian/apps/fisheye/sql/POSTGRESQL/schema/tables_108.sql
2022-03-16 09:58:53,288 INFO  - Creating DB constraints version 108 using /atlassian/apps/fisheye/sql/POSTGRESQL/schema/constraints_108.sql
2022-03-16 09:58:54,100 INFO  - Loading initial DB data version 108 using /atlassian/apps/fisheye/sql/POSTGRESQL/schema/data_108.sql

How can I force the container to NOT re-created the DB?

 

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