ScyllaDB Manager 2.3 Suspend & Resume

ScyllaDB Manager 2.3 introduces a feature that allows users to suspend and resume operations, facilitating maintenance windows or off-peak strategies by preventing tasks like repairs from running during prime time. When a cluster is suspended, only health check tasks are permitted, and no new tasks can be scheduled or manually run within the next eight hours. Users can suspend a cluster by executing the "sctool suspend" command and verify the suspension using the "sctool task list" command, where suspended tasks are marked with a [SUSPENDED] prefix. Resuming a cluster does not automatically restart stopped tasks unless the "--start-tasks" flag is used; tasks instead follow the "Next run" schedule. Automation of this process during peak hours can be achieved using crontab or an external scheduler via the ScyllaDB Manager API. The tool is available for free for ScyllaDB Open Source users with up to five nodes and offers unlimited use for ScyllaDB Enterprise users.

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