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### Snapshot priority
When recovering a snapshot you can specify what source of data is prioritized
When recovering a snapshot, you can specify what source of data is prioritized
during recovery. It is important because different priorities can give very
different end results, and the default priority is probably not what you expect.
different end results. The default priority is probably not what you expect.
The available snapshot recovery priorities are:
- `replica`: (default) prefer existing data over the snapshot.
- `snapshot`: prefer snapshot data over exiting data.
- `replica`: _(default)_ prefer existing data over the snapshot.
- `snapshot`: prefer snapshot data over existing data.
- `no_sync`: restore snapshot without any additional synchronization.
To recover a new collection from a snapshot on a Qdrant cluster, you need to set
the `snapshot` priority. With `snapshot` priority all data from the snapshot will be
recovered on the cluster. With `replica` priority (default) you'd end up with an
empty collection because the collection on the cluster did not contain any
points and that was preferred.
the `snapshot` priority. With `snapshot` priority, all data from the snapshot
will be recovered onto the cluster. With `replica` priority _(default)_, you'd
end up with an empty collection because the collection on the cluster did not
contain any points and that source was preferred.
`no_sync` is for specialized use cases and is not commonly used. It allows to
manage shards and transfer shards between clusters manually without any
`no_sync` is for specialized use cases and is not commonly used. It allows
managing shards and transferring shards between clusters manually without any
additional synchronization. Using it incorrectly will leave your cluster in a
broken state.