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Updated on 2024-08-30 GMT+08:00
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Managing Backups

You can back up all jobs, scripts, resources, and environment variables at a specified interval.

You can also restore assets that have been backed up, including jobs, scripts, resources, and environment variables.

Constraints

  • This function depends on OBS.
  • Backup files cannot be automatically aged. You need to manually delete backup files on a regular basis.

Prerequisites

OBS has been enabled and a folder has been created in OBS.

Backing Up Assets

  1. Log in to the DataArts Studio console by following the instructions in Accessing the DataArts Studio Instance Console.
  2. On the DataArts Studio console, locate a workspace and click DataArts Factory.
  3. In the navigation tree on the left, choose Manage Backup.

  4. Click Start Daily Backup. In the Browse OBS File dialog box, select an OBS folder.
    Figure 1 Managing backup

    • Daily Backup starts at 00:00 every day to back up all jobs, scripts, resources, and environment variables of the previous day. The jobs, scripts, resources, and environment variables of the previous day are not backed up on the current day.
    • If you select only the bucket name as the OBS storage path, the backup object is automatically stored in the folder named after the backup date. Environment variables, resources, scripts, and jobs are stored in the 1_env, 2_resources, 3_scripts, and 4_jobs folders, respectively.
    • After the backup is successful, the backup.json file is automatically generated in the folder named after the backup date. The file stores job information based on the node type and can be modified before job restoration.
    • To stop daily backup, click Stop Daily Backup.

Restoring Assets

  1. On the DataArts Studio console, locate a workspace and click DataArts Factory.
  2. In the navigation tree of the DataArts Factory console, choose Manage Backup.
  3. On the Manage Restoration tab, click Restore Backup.

    In the Restore Backup dialog box, select the storage path of the asset to be restored from the OBS bucket and set the duplicate name policy.

    • The storage path is the file path generated in Backing Up Assets.
    • Before restoring assets, you can modify the backup.json file in the backup path. You can change the connection name (connectionName), database name (database), and cluster name (clusterName).
    Figure 2 Restoring assets

  4. Click OK.
Parent topic: O&M and Scheduling