MariaDB Cloud data loading and backup overview: migrating from other databases, loading data, configuring backups and restores, and offloading data to external storage.
This section describes an overview of MariaDB Cloud data migration, loading, offloading, backup, and restore operations. It covers everything from moving your original data to the cloud database to regularly replicating data in and out, as well as creating backup copies to prevent data loss in the event of disasters or other significant incidents.
MariaDB Cloud provides multiple ways to migrate and load data that includes managed migration services, logical dumps, replication-based migrations, and common file imports.
Migration, Data LoadingMariaDB Cloud offers multiple options for exporting or offloading data from a database service. These options include logical dumps, backup service offloading to your own cloud storage, or outbound replication. These methods enable you to move or rebuild your database somewhere else, integrate with other systems, and keep synchronized failover copies.
Data OffloadingMariaDB Cloud provides complete backup and restore features to protect your data and maintain business continuity. You can create snapshot backups, full (physical) backups, incremental backups, and logical (mariadb-dump) backups based on your workload and recovery needs.
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