Backups
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BackupsCount holds count of the backups
PagesCount counter of all pages
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SchedulesCount holds count of the backups schedules
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supported types of the backups are:
- full - Full backups create a complete backup of the database server in an remote bucket directory. The time the backup takes depends on the size of the databases you're backing up.
- incremental - incremental backups update a previous backup with whatever changes to the data have occurred since the backup
- binarylog - backups the binary log, which contains a record of all changes to the databases, both data and structure. It consists of a set of closed binary log files.
- dump - a backup that reproduces table structure and data, without copying the actual data files.
- snapshot - a backup that captures the state of the database persistent volume at a specific point in time.
Schedules supported:
- once - one time execution
- cron - Example for cron schedule '0 2 * * *' for more information about cron format: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cron
unique id of the database service
dbxxxxxOK
represents the cloud provider Enum=gcp;aws;onprem
CreatedAt represents the time when the schedule was created
id of the operation
Message holds details about the backup
Schedules supported:
- once - one time execution
- cron - Example: '0 2 * * *' from more information about cron format: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cron
ScheduledAt represents schedule time of the backup
service id of the database
name of the database service
status of the backup
Suspended determines if the backup schedule is suspended or not when a backup schedule is suspended no new backups will be created default value is false
Type of the backup
UpdatedAt represents the time when the schedule was updated
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Internal Server Error
Backup ID
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represents the cloud provider Enum=gcp;aws;onprem
CreatedAt represents the time when the schedule was created
id of the operation
Message holds details about the backup
Schedules supported:
- once - one time execution
- cron - Example: '0 2 * * *' from more information about cron format: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cron
ScheduledAt represents schedule time of the backup
service id of the database
name of the database service
status of the backup
Suspended determines if the backup schedule is suspended or not when a backup schedule is suspended no new backups will be created default value is false
Type of the backup
UpdatedAt represents the time when the schedule was updated
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Backup ID
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Backup ID
supported types of the backups are:
- full - Full backups create a complete backup of the database server in an remote bucket directory. The time the backup takes depends on the size of the databases you're backing up.
- incremental - incremental backups update a previous backup with whatever changes to the data have occurred since the backup
- binarylog - backups the binary log, which contains a record of all changes to the databases, both data and structure. It consists of a set of closed binary log files.
- dump - a backup that reproduces table structure and data, without copying the actual data files.
- snapshot - a backup that captures the state of the database persistent volume at a specific point in time.
Schedules supported:
- once - one time execution
- cron - Example for cron schedule '0 2 * * *' for more information about cron format: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cron
determines if the backup schedule is suspended or not when a backup schedule is suspended no new backups will be created default value is false
OK
represents the cloud provider Enum=gcp;aws;onprem
CreatedAt represents the time when the schedule was created
id of the operation
Message holds details about the backup
Schedules supported:
- once - one time execution
- cron - Example: '0 2 * * *' from more information about cron format: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cron
ScheduledAt represents schedule time of the backup
service id of the database
name of the database service
status of the backup
Suspended determines if the backup schedule is suspended or not when a backup schedule is suspended no new backups will be created default value is false
Type of the backup
UpdatedAt represents the time when the schedule was updated
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Not Found
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Service ID
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holds a related data for the given backup
name of the binary log file
looks up the position in the current binlog, and returns a string representation of the corresponding GTID position
position inside the binary log file
represents the cloud provider Enum=gcp;aws;onprem
required disk size in order to restore this backup in human readable format
disk size in order to restore this backup in bytes
execution end time of the backup
unique id of the backup
determines if the backup is stored in external storage
binary tool or implementation used to create a backup
timestamp represents date and time value in 'CCYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss' format
reference to the full backup
name of the database pod from which the backup is created
unique id of the database service
name of the database service
execution start time of the backup
status of the backup execution
represents size of the backup in bytes
supported types of the backups are:
- full - Full backups create a complete backup of the database server in an remote bucket directory. The time the backup takes depends on the size of the databases you're backing up.
- incremental - incremental backups update a previous backup with whatever changes to the data have occurred since the backup
- binarylog - backups the binary log, which contains a record of all changes to the databases, both data and structure. It consists of a set of closed binary log files.
- dump - a backup that reproduces table structure and data, without copying the actual data files.
- snapshot - a backup that captures the state of the database persistent volume at a specific point in time.
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Not Found
Internal Server Error
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