How Can I Configure a Backup Policy?
You configure your backup policy by setting the following three parameters, based on your needs:
- Backup Period
- By week: specifies on which days of each week the backup job will be executed.
- By day: specifies the backup interval in the unit of days.
- Execution Time
You can specify multiple execution times in a day. A maximum of 24 execution times can be set in a day. The backup interval must be not shorter than one hour.
- Retention Rule
- By time: specifies the duration (such as one month or three months) of backups generated based on the policy. Expired backups will be automatically deleted.
- By quantity: specifies the maximum number of retained backups. When the retained backups reach this limit, the earliest backup will be deleted each time a new backup is generated.
- Permanently: Backups will not be deleted.
The deletion of a backup has no influence on the validity of backups generated later than the deleted backup.
About Backup FAQs
- Does CSBS Support Backing Up All EVS Disks on an ECS?
- Do I Need to Stop the ECS Before Backing It Up?
- Can an ECS with Application Systems Be Backed Up?
- What Are the Minimum Backup Frequency and Maximum Number of Retained Backups Supported by CSBS?
- How Can I Distinguish Automatic Backups From Manual Backups?
- How Can I Configure a Backup Policy?
- Can I Choose to Back Up Only Some Partitions of a Disk?
- Does CSBS Support Cross-Region Backup for ECSs?
- Which Types of Databases Can Be Backed Up Using Database Server Backup?
- How Do I Select Among Database Server Backup, Cloud Server Backup, and Disk Backup?
- How Do I Migrate ECS Data Across Regions Using CSBS?
- Which Time Zone Is the Automatic Backup Time Based On?
- What Can I Do If a Backup Cannot Be Deleted?
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