List the cluster trash

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

List the cluster trash #

List every node’s trash, merged into one cluster-wide, namespace-centric view. The request may be sent to any node; the node that receives it aggregates the trash of every cluster member.

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GET /_cluster/trash

A typical item — here a deleted namespace held on two nodes:

{
 "nodes_scanned": 2,
 "unreachable_nodes": [],
 "retention_secs": 86400,
 "items": [
 {
 "name": "1788916375_namespace-website",
 "deleted_at": 1788916375,
 "bytes": 2097152,
 "files": 42,
 "kind": "namespace",
 "namespace": "website",
 "collections": 3,
 "shard_groups": 12,
 "shard_copies": 14,
 "restorable": true,
 "holders": [
 { "node_id": "…", "node_name": "pizza-1", "bytes": 1048576, "files": 21 },
 { "node_id": "…", "node_name": "pizza-2", "bytes": 1048576, "files": 21 }
 ]
 }
 ]
}

Request #

GET /_cluster/trash

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items — newest first; each item merges every node that still holds a copy of the data into holders.
kind — namespace or collection, parsed from the delete-time snapshot. Items without a snapshot (legacy items swept by the orphan scanner before snapshots existed, or a failed snapshot write) report restorable: false and cannot be restored.
retention_secs — the effective retention; items are physically deleted once older than this.
unreachable_nodes — members that could not be reached; the list may be incomplete for items they hold.

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List the cluster trash

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