Create backup rules
From the home page, select Settings, Rules to open the cloud settings page:
Select Add new:
Build your rule by populating the following fields:
- Rule Name: Enter a descriptive name for your rule
- Pod selector: Enter any label selectors based on your pod’s labels. For example,
app = postgres
uses the app label to select pods runningpostgres
. Use any of the equality-based selector operators. - Container (Optional): Enter the optional name of the container to which Portworx Backup will apply the rule.
- Action: Enter any commands you want to execute when the rule is triggered.
- Background: Enable this if you want the rule to run in the background. Rule runs as a background process, can be used to backup crash consistent applications. (For example, mySQL)
- Run in single pod: Run this rule in a single pod. Kubernetes scheduler chooses the pod here and can be used to take a backup of your elective lead based applications. (For example, mongoDB)
(Optional): Select the + Add icon to add more sub-rules:
Select the Add button to create the rule:
Once you have created a rule, you are ready to associate it with a backup.
🗃️ Add cloud accounts
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🗃️ Add backup locations
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🗃️ Add clusters
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📄️ Create backup rules
1. From the home page, select Settings, Rules to open the cloud settings page:
📄️ Create schedule policies
1. From the home page, select Settings, Schedule Policies:
🗃️ Create and restore backups
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🗃️ Backup and restore VMs with KubeVirt
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🗃️ Backup stateful applications
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🗃️ Enable object lock
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🗃️ Share backups with users and groups
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🗃️ Label backups and resources
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🗃️ Delete stranded resources
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