01-03-2024 06:35 PM
Is it possible to automatically delete backup files generated by scheduling in ISE after a certain date (for example, if you back up every day, only one week's worth of backup files remain)?
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01-03-2024 11:06 PM
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01-04-2024 02:08 AM
There is no auto-delete If you backup locally on the ISE, but if you push the backups on an external location using SFTP then you can have a cron job delete the old ones taking into consideration your backup retention strategy aligned with the Storage team.
01-04-2024 03:10 AM
We should all collectively submit a feature request to implement this in ISE, because it's been a common ask for many years.
On unix platforms, I have a nice one-liner that you can stick into a cron job. It deletes all but three most recent backup files
Here is my community post from 2018 with the cron entry and some example output. I still use it every now and then, unless the customer has a Windows repository
01-03-2024 11:06 PM
M.
01-04-2024 02:08 AM
There is no auto-delete If you backup locally on the ISE, but if you push the backups on an external location using SFTP then you can have a cron job delete the old ones taking into consideration your backup retention strategy aligned with the Storage team.
01-04-2024 03:10 AM
We should all collectively submit a feature request to implement this in ISE, because it's been a common ask for many years.
On unix platforms, I have a nice one-liner that you can stick into a cron job. It deletes all but three most recent backup files
Here is my community post from 2018 with the cron entry and some example output. I still use it every now and then, unless the customer has a Windows repository
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