Release Highlights
Concurrent streaming for faster uploads to remote storage via MinIO SDK
This release significantly improves the performance of uploading files to S3-compatible custom storage providers through MinIO SDK. By enabling concurrent part uploads, large file transfers can achieve improved throughput and efficiency.
To ensure reliability, PBM includes built‑in optimizations and fallbacks:
- Small files: If the file is smaller than the upload part size, concurrent upload is automatically disabled (since it's unnecessary).
- Empty streams: If the MinIO library reports an unexpected error for empty streams, PBM will retry the request with ConcurrentStreamParts disabled.
These safeguards ensure that concurrent uploads deliver performance benefits without compromising stability.
Interactive confirmation for the restore command
Warning
Breaking change
Since an interactive prompt is now printed, automation and scripts must use the -y or --yes flag to bypass this confirmation.
The pbm restore operation includes now an interactive confirmation prompt to reduce the risk of executing it accidentally. The command now requires explicit user approval before an operation is executed. With the new confirmation step, restores are safer and less prone to human error. For users who are automating PBM operations, PBM CLI introduces the -y and --yes flags to force the execution of a given command without a confirmation prompt.
Changelog
For more details, please check out the full list of improvements
https://docs.percona.com/percona-backup-mongodb/release-notes/2.14.0.html
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