# Restore Examples

MariaDB Cloud supports flexible restore options to meet various use cases, from managed storage to external buckets to point-in-time recovery. All restore operations are supported by MariaDB SkySQL Backup API, which requires authentication.

## Restore Listing Examples

Displays how to list existing restore operations and retrieve specific restore jobs by its ID with status.

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[Restore Listing Examples](/docs/mariadb-cloud/cloud-data-handling/backup-and-restore/restore-examples/restore-listing-examples.md)
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## Restore from MariaDB Cloud Managed Storage

Restore backups stored in default MariaDB Cloud managed SkySQL backup using API calls with service ID and backup key parameters.

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[Restore from MariaDB Cloud Managed Storage](/docs/mariadb-cloud/cloud-data-handling/backup-and-restore/restore-examples/restore-from-mariadb-cloud-managed-storage.md)
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## Restore From Your Own Bucket

Initiate restores from backups stored in external storage buckets, such as Google Cloud Storage and Amazon S3 using API calls.

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[Restore From Your Own Bucket](/docs/mariadb-cloud/cloud-data-handling/backup-and-restore/restore-examples/restore-from-your-own-bucket.md)
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## Point-In-Time Restore

Perform point-in-time recovery to restore your databases to a specific moment between consecutive snapshot backups using binary logs.

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[Point-In-Time Restore](/docs/mariadb-cloud/cloud-data-handling/backup-and-restore/restore-examples/point-in-time-restore.md)
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## Restore Delete Examples

Delete scheduled restore operations with restore ID references using API calls.

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[Restore Delete Examples](/docs/mariadb-cloud/cloud-data-handling/backup-and-restore/restore-examples/restore-delete-examples.md)
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