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I am having a similar problem. The Replication instance that I am using is 3.4.7. Can someone help to resolve the issue?
This seems to be an issue with DMS, from my experience, we are seeing this when maintenance is running from DMS but it does not occur every time maintenance is running, the workaround for this:
Check when the next DMS maintenance will be executed Stop DMS Task Associated with the DMS Instance Check when the DMS instance is up and running (normally takes 30min) Resume the DMS Task Associated with the DMS Instance Also, follow these AWS guidelines for a proper configuration with SQL Server as a source for DMS https://docs.aws.amazon.com/dms/latest/userguide/CHAP_Source.SQLServer.html
We implemented the Multi-AZ for DMS and for now, it is working with no issues at all, but it doubles our billing having another machine to cover a possible issue with DMS.
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Hello and thanks for your question. Sorry that you are encountering this issue. The description indicates 2 scenarios, 1] that the backup t-logs have been moved off of the server prematurely or that the database has failed over (possibly due to maintenance, patching) to a server in the Always on Availability group however, the fail-over server does not have the backup files stored on it as did the primary. You may need to have a shared folder for both servers or increase the retention period of the back up files. The following limitations apply when accessing the backup transaction logs at file level: The backup transaction logs must reside in a shared folder with the appropriate permissions and access rights. Active transaction logs are accessed through the Microsoft SQL Server API (and not at file-level). UNIX platforms aren't supported. Reading the backup logs from multiple stripes isn't supported. Microsoft SQL Server backup to multiple disks (for example, MIRROR TO DISK) isn't supported.
Does increasing the retention period help in this case? We have the current backup period set as 3 days. Do we need to further increase? Also, we are not using Multi-AZ for the above. Does having multi-AZ solve this issue?
We are having the same issue and I have the same question as "rePost-User-4533217". Our retention period is 7 days. When "cedhood" says " the backup t-logs have been moved off of the server prematurely" - what defines "prematurely"? How long do we have to keep backups? Surely not forever. That would be cost prohibitive.