- Product Bulletin
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User Guide
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Working with FlexusRDS for MySQL
- Using IAM to Grant Access to FlexusRDS
- Buying a FlexusRDS for MySQL Instance
- Connecting to a FlexusRDS for MySQL Instance
- Suggestions on Using FlexusRDS for MySQL
- Data Migration
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Instance Management
- Upgrading the Minor Version of a FlexusRDS for MySQL Instance
- Upgrading a FlexusRDS for MySQL Instance to an RDS DB Instance
- Changing the Name of a FlexusRDS for MySQL Instance
- Rebooting FlexusRDS for MySQL Instances
- Resetting the Administrator Password of a FlexusRDS for MySQL Instance
- Enabling Storage Autoscaling for a FlexusRDS for MySQL Instance
- Binding an EIP to a FlexusRDS for MySQL Instance or Unbinding an EIP from a FlexusRDS for MySQL Instance
- Changing the VPC and Subnet of a FlexusRDS for MySQL Instance
- Renewing FlexusRDS for MySQL Instances
- Unsubscribing from a FlexusRDS for MySQL Instance
- Backups and Restorations
- Parameters
- Monitoring
- Logs
- Interconnection with CTS
- FlexusRDS for MySQL Tags
- FlexusRDS for MySQL Quotas
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Working with FlexusRDS for PostgreSQL
- Permissions Management
- Buying a FlexusRDS for PostgreSQL Instance
- Connecting to a FlexusRDS for PostgreSQL Instance
- Suggestions on Using FlexusRDS for PostgreSQL
- Data Migration
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Instance Management
- Changing the Name of a FlexusRDS for PostgreSQL Instance
- Rebooting FlexusRDS for PostgreSQL Instances
- Resetting the Administrator Password of a FlexusRDS for PostgreSQL Instance
- Enabling Storage Autoscaling for a FlexusRDS for PostgreSQL Instance
- Binding an EIP to a FlexusRDS for PostgreSQL Instance or Unbinding an EIP from a FlexusRDS for PostgreSQL Instance
- Renewing FlexusRDS for PostgreSQL Instances
- Unsubscribing from a FlexusRDS for PostgreSQL Instance
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Backups and Restorations
- Creating a Manual Backup for a FlexusRDS for PostgreSQL Instance
- Deleting a Manual Backup of a FlexusRDS for PostgreSQL Instance
- Downloading a Full Backup of a FlexusRDS for PostgreSQL Instance
- Checking and Exporting Backup Information of a FlexusRDS for PostgreSQL Instance
- Restoring a FlexusRDS for PostgreSQL Instance
- Parameters
- Monitoring Management
- Logs
- Interconnection with CTS
- FlexusRDS for PostgreSQL Tags
- FlexusRDS for PostgreSQL Quotas
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Working with FlexusRDS for MySQL
- API Reference
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FAQs
- What Is FlexusRDS?
- Can FlexusRDS for MySQL and RDS for MySQL Instances Access Each Other?
- Can I Change the Instance Class of My FlexusRDS Instance?
- Does FlexusRDS Support Cross-AZ HA?
- What Is the Backup Policy of FlexusRDS?
- How Are FlexusRDS Backups Billed?
- How Do I Download FlexusRDS Backups to Restore Data Locally?
- Why Does the Root User of My FlexusRDS for MySQL Instance Not Have Super Permissions?
- Which Storage Engine Does FlexusRDS for MySQL Provide?
- Why Does FlexusRDS for MySQL Not Support the MyISAM Storage Engine?
- Does FlexusRDS for MySQL Support Read Replicas?
- Why Can't I Ping the EIP After It Is Bound to My FlexusRDS for MySQL Instance?
- How Do I Create Accounts and Databases for My FlexusRDS Instance?
- What Major Versions and Minor Versions Does FlexusRDS for MySQL Support?
- Why Are Pay-per-Use Instances Not Provided by FlexusRDS?
- Can I Scale Up the Storage Space of My FlexusRDS for MySQL Instance?
- General Reference
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Querying the Restoration Time Range
Function
This API is used to query the restoration time range of a DB instance.
If the backup retention period has been set to a long period, you are advised to set the query date by referring to Table 1.
URI
- URI format
GET /v3/{project_id}/instances/{instance_id}/restore-time?date=2020-12-26
- Parameter description
Table 1 Parameters Parameter
Mandatory
Type
Description
project_id
Yes
String
Explanation:
Project ID of a tenant in a region.
For details about how to obtain the project ID, see Obtaining a Project ID.
Constraints:
N/A
Value range:
N/A
Default value:
N/A
instance_id
Yes
String
Explanation:
Instance ID.
Constraints:
N/A
Value range:
N/A
Default value:
N/A
date
No
String
Explanation:
Date to be queried. The value is in the "yyyy-mm-dd" format, and the time zone is UTC.
Constraints:
N/A
Value range:
N/A
Default value:
N/A
Request
- URI example
- Query all restoration time ranges of an instance.
GET https://{endpoint}/v3/0483b6b16e954cb88930a360d2c4e663/instances/dsfae23fsfdsae3435in01/restore-time
- Query the restoration time range based on a specified date.
GET https://{endpoint}/v3/0483b6b16e954cb88930a360d2c4e663/instances/dsfae23fsfdsae3435in01/restore-time?date=2020-12-26
- Query all restoration time ranges of an instance.
Response
- Normal response
Table 2 Parameters Parameter
Type
Description
restore_time
Array of objects
Explanation:
Restoration time ranges. For details, see Table 3.
Table 3 restore_time field data structure description Parameter
Type
Description
start_time
Integer
Explanation:
Start time of the restoration time range in the UNIX timestamp format. The unit is millisecond and the time zone is UTC.
Value range:
N/A
end_time
Integer
Explanation:
End time of the restoration time range in the UNIX timestamp format. The unit is millisecond and the time zone is UTC.
Value range:
N/A
- Example normal response
{ "restore_time": [ { "start_time": 1532001446987, "end_time": 1532742139000 } ] }
- Abnormal response
For details, see Abnormal Request Results.
Status Code
- Normal
- Abnormal
For details, see Status Codes.
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