# cio backup
Usage
cio backup COMMAND [<VOLUMENAME>] <OPTIONS>
Manage backup services for volumes
Child commands
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
| cio backup create | Create backup service for a volume |
| cio backup info | Show backup info on volume or repository |
| cio backup list | List all backup volumes in a cluster |
| cio backup remove | Remove backup service for a volume |
| cio backup restore | Restore backup identifier to a new volume |
| cio backup update | Update backup service settings on a volume |
# cio backup create
Usage
cio backup create [<VOLUMENAME>] <OPTIONS>
cio backup add [<VOLUMENAME>] <OPTIONS>
Create backup service for a volume
The backup service for a volume can be created using the cio backup create command. The backup service can also be started by using a profile to create a volume. The profile must have the backup service already enabled.
Options
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| --backupinterval | Backup interval in hours |
| --backupmax | Max number of backups to keep, 0 means unlimited |
| --provider | Provider for backup repository |
Examples
Create a backup service for volume foo which will backup every hour and keep a maximum of 2 backups. The backend is an AWS S3 bucket.
cio backup create foo --backupinterval 1 --backupmax 2 --provider aws
Create a backup service for vdisk 5 which will backup every 24 hours and keep a maximum of 3 backups. The backend is an AWS S3 bucket.
cio backup create -V 5 --backupinterval 24 --backupmax 3 --provider aws
# cio backup info
Usage
cio backup info [VOLUMENAME] <OPTIONS>
Show backup info on volume or backup repository
Options
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| --alternate | Specify backup repository of another cluster (alternate) |
| --backupid | List backup identifiers for volume or list all backupids |
| --domainid | Domain identifier for a Storidge cluster |
| --provider | Cloud or service provider for backup repository |
| --vdisk, -V | Virtual disk identifier |
| --volume, -v | Volume name |
Examples
Show backup parameters for volume foo
cio backup info foo
Show all backups in the repository for volume foo
cio backup info foo --backupid --provider aws
List all backups in the repository
$ cio backup info --backupid --provider aws
ID TIME HOST SOURCE PATH
bfb4edf6 2021-04-08 23:23:02 830da6a07ff4 ffda21df:vd2_b2b965e6 /data
111deb9f 2021-04-08 23:25:01 5773ca693321 ffda21df:vd2_b2b965e6 /data
83c8f46f 2021-04-08 23:27:06 dc764db727b8 ffda21df:vd2_b2b965e6 /data
be6aac0d 2021-04-08 23:28:58 c1d9268a8574 ffda21df:vd2_b2b965e6:profile /data/.backup/profile
dd83830a 2021-04-08 23:29:11 c1d9268a8574 ffda21df:vd2_b2b965e6 /data
List all backups in the repository for a particular domain or cluster
cio backup info --backupid --domainid a28bcd11 --provider aws
List all backups in the alternate repository
cio backup info --backupid --alternate --provider aws
List all backups in the alternate repo for a particular domain or cluster
cio backup info --backupid --domainid a28bcd11 --alternate --provider aws
# cio backup list
Usage
cio backup ls
cio backup list
List all volumes with backup service enabled in a cluster
Examples
$ cio backup list
# cio backup remove
Usage
cio backup remove [VOLUMENAME]
cio backup delete [VOLUMENAME]
Remove backup service on a volume
Examples
Stop backup service for volume foo
cio backup remove foo
# cio backup update
Usage
cio backup update [VOLUMENAME] [OPTIONS]
cio backup update [VOLUMENAME] [OPTIONS]
Update backup service settings on a volume
Options
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| --backupinterval | Backup interval in hours |
| --backupmax | Max number of backups to keep, 0 means unlimited |
| --provider | Cloud or service provider for backup repository |
| --vdisk, -V | Virtual disk identifier |
| --volume, -v | Volume name |
Examples
Update backup settings for volume foo
cio backup update foo --backupinterval 1 --backupmax 2 --provider aws
# cio backup restore
Usage
cio backup restore [VOLUMENAME] [OPTIONS]
cio backup restore [VOLUMENAME] [OPTIONS]
Restore from backup identifier to a new volume
Options
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| --alternate | Point to backup repository of another cluster |
| --backupid | Backup identifier of a backup object |
| --node, -n | Node name |
| --nodeid, -N | Node identifier |
| --provider | Cloud or service provider for backup repository |
| --source | Source of original backup. Format of source is DOMAINID:VOLUMENAME |
| --vdisk, -V | Virtual disk identifier |
| --volume, -v | Volume name |
Examples
Restore most recent backup of volume foo to sds node (default). The restored volume will be named foo_lastcopy
cio backup restore foo --provider aws
Restore most recent backup of volume foo to node name host3. The restored volume will be named foo_lastcopy
cio backup restore foo -n host3 --provider aws
Restore backup of volume foo using backup identifier 83c8f46f. The restored volume will be named foo_83c8f46f attached to node host3
cio backup restore foo -n host3 --backupid 83c8f46f --provider aws
Restore most recent backup of volume mysql-1 from alternate cluster with domain identifier bb1c4c92. The restored volume will be the original volume name attached to node name host3.
cio backup restore -n host3 --alternate --source bb1c4c92:mysql-1 --provider aws
Restore most recent backup of volume mysql-1 from alternate cluster with domain identifier bb1c4c92. The restored volume will be the original volume name attached to sds node.
cio backup restore --alternate --source bb1c4c92:mysql-1 --provider aws
Restore volume mysql-1 from alternate cluster with domain identifier bb1c4c92. Restore using backup identifier 83c8f46f. The restored volume will be the original volume name
cio backup restore -n host3 --alternate --source bb1c4c92:mysql-1 --backupid 83c8f46f --provider aws
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