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Set SAA retention to 24 hours. If the user needs a longer time, adjust NamespaceMinRetention. This will override the namespace retention.
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Set SAA retention to 24 hours. If the user needs a longer time, adjust NamespaceMinRetention. This will override the namespace retention.
What changed?
Sets SAA retention to 24 hours. Notes this does replace the namespace retention. If a user needs a longer retention, adjust NamespaceMinRetention(local/global). This will raise it for all archetype.
Why?
Now that we can have archetype specific retention, lower it for SAA because we don't need a long retention.
How did you test it?
Potential risks
This will create a lower retention than on the namespace level. This is already true on Saas