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On 11/17/2009 02:07 PM, Jesse Keating wrote:
>
> It also works well for people who have things like homedir backup going
> nightly, but not full system backup. Restore to the way it was before
> the last yum update, recover important things from backup. It's an "oh
> shit" handle that has saved my bacon on other platforms before.
>
I'm not sure how much of this can/should be automated. From the way btrfs
snapshots work the ideal workflow should be:
1) /user/ takes a snapshot.
2) user runs yum
3) rebooting/poking/(possibly) restoring
I think the best value add to this would be a yum plugin that simply emits a
warning along the lines of "Your last snapshot is ### hours old. Are you sure
you want to continue?"
This also keeps us out of the dangerous territory that comes with using
non-ubiquitous FS features (your boot is on ext3, your root is on btrfs, your
etc is on xfs and your usr is on jfs. What do you snapshot and how?)
--CJD
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