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Hello,
I am using Postgresql 10 and pgbackrest 2.18 version on centos 7.6
I have few doubts regard pgbackrest.
a) what is the log rotation policy for pgbackrest logs. I see it logs on default path /var/log/pgbackrest/<stanzaname>-<operation>.log what is the log rotation policy of each logs.
use case: if i am writing a script to parse the logs and gatter some info, i should be aware of log rotation or if logs doesn't rotate a single file could be huge to parse.
Or should I simply use logrotate
b) since pgbackrest takes physical backup,
what are the impact if I upgrades minor postgres version(10.5 to 10.10)
and impact on postgres major version(10.10 to 12.X)
Thanks and regards,
