Restore Cache from S3 Step Settings
This topic provides settings for the Restore Cache from S3 step.
Name
The unique name for this step.
ID
See Entity Identifier Reference.
AWS Connector
The Harness Connector to use when restoring the cache from AWS S3. Typically, this is the same Connector used when you saved the cache. See Save Cache to S3 Step Settings.
The AWS IAM roles and policies associated with the account used in the Harness AWS Connector must be able to read from S3. See AWS Connector Settings Reference.
Region
An AWS region you used when you saved the cache. See Save Cache to S3 Step Settings.
Bucket
The AWS S3 bucket you used when you saved the cache. See Save Cache to S3 Step Settings.
Key
The key you used to identify the cache when you saved it. See Save Cache to S3 Step Settings.
The backslash character isn't allowed as part of the checksum added here. This is a limitation of the Go language (golang) template. Use a forward slash instead.
- Incorrect format:
cache-{{ checksum ".\src\common\myproj.csproj" }
- Correct format:
cache-{{ checksum "./src/common/myproj.csproj" }}
Optional Configurations
Endpoint URL
Endpoint URL for S3-compatible providers (not needed for AWS).
Archive Format
Select the archive format.
The default archive format is Tar.
Path Style
Select whether to use Virtual Hosted Style (http://bucket.host/key) or Path Style (http://host/bucket/key). For MinIO, use Path Style (True).
By default, the Path Style option is set to False.
Fail if Key Doesn't Exist
Select this option to fail the step if the key doesn’t exist.
By default, the Fail if Key Doesn't Exist option is set to False.
Run as User
Set the value to specify the user id for all processes in the pod, running in containers. See Set the security context for a pod.
Set Container Resources
Maximum resources limit values for the resources used by the container at runtime.
Limit Memory
Maximum memory that the container can use. You can express memory as a plain integer or as a fixed-point number using the suffixes G
or M
. You can also use the power-of-two equivalents Gi
and Mi
.
Limit CPU
The maximum number of cores that the container can use. CPU limits are measured in cpu units. Fractional requests are allowed: you can specify one hundred millicpu as 0.1
or 100m
. See Resource units in Kubernetes.
Timeout
Timeout for the step. Once the timeout is reached, the step fails and the Pipeline execution continues.