ybm backup policy
Manage cluster backup policies
Use the backup policy
resource to change the cluster backup policy, including the following:
- update the cluster backup policy
- enable and disable the backup policy
- display the cluster backup policy
The default policy for clusters is to back up every day with 8-day retention.
Syntax
Usage: ybm backup policy [command] [flags]
Example
Modify the cluster backup policy:
ybm backup policy update \
--cluster-name=test-cluster \
--full-backup-frequency-in-days=2 \
--retention-period-in-days=14
Commands
disable
Disable the backup policy for a specified cluster.
Flag | Description |
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--cluster-name | Required. Name of the cluster to disable the backup policy for. |
enable
Enable the backup policy for a specified cluster.
Flag | Description |
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--cluster-name | Required. Name of the cluster to enable the backup policy for. |
list
Display the backup policy of a specified cluster.
Flag | Description |
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--cluster-name | Required. Name of the cluster whose policy you want to view. |
update
Update the backup policy of a specified cluster.
Flag | Description |
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--cluster-name | Required. Name of the cluster to update the backup policy for. |
--full-backup-frequency-in-days | Frequency of full backup in days. Default is 1. |
--full-backup-schedule-days-of-week | Days of the week to run backups. Specify a comma-separated list of the first two letters of the days. For example, MO,WE,SA. |
--full-backup-schedule-time | Time of day to run backups. Specify local time in 24 hr HH:MM format. For example, 15:04. |
--incremental-backup-frequency-in-minutes | Frequency of incremental backups in minutes. Default is 60. |
--retention-period-in-days | Required. Retention period for the backup in days. Default is 1. |