anchor.diff:  psql -h restored-primary -U postgres postgres
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   ==== OpenShift
   
  -This is an example of restoring a database pod using
  -an existing backup archive located on an NFS volume.
  -
  -First, locate the database backup you want to restore, for example:
  -....
  -/nfsfileshare/pg-primary/2016-01-29:22:34:20
  +Start the backup:
  +....
  +cd $CCPROOT/examples/openshift/backup-job
  +./run.sh
  +....
  +
  +The *examples/openshift/crunchy-pv-backup.json* specifies a *persistentVolumeReclaimPolicy*
  +of *Retain* to tell OpenShift that we want to keep the volume contents after the removal of the PV.
  +
  +*primary-restore*
  +
  +When ready to restore, you will need the timestamped directory path under
  +/mnt/nfsfileshare/basic in order to locate the backup to use. Edit the primary-restore.json
  +file and update the BACKUP_PATH setting to specify the NFS backup path you want to restore with.
  +....
  +"name": "BACKUP_PATH",
  +"value": "basic/2016-05-27-14-35-33"
   ....
   
   Then create the pod:
  
positive.code: *Note:* See *PG_PASSWORD* in *docker-compose.yml* for the user password.
  
  To tear down the example, run the following:
  
  ....
  docker-compose stop
  docker-compose rm
  
negative.code: and the test table should be present.  When you recover the entire
  WAL history, resuming the recovery is not necessary to enable writes.
  
  ==== Kubernetes
  
  This example is identical to the OpenShift PITR example; please see below for
  