You can set up backup for applications of the local cluster from the
Applications page. To setup backup for applications of both hub and spoke
clusters, go to Backed up applications page.
Before you begin
For backup and restore to work, you must create volume snapshot class.
Procedure
-
Go to Applications from the menu.
For applications that
do not have backup policy set, the Backup status columns of these records
show No policy. If a policy is assigned, the name of the policy is displayed
in the Policies column. If more than one backup policy is assigned to the
application, the number of policies is displayed.
- Select the check box from the Name column or click ellipsis menu
and select Assign backup policy in the Policies column
to assign a backup policy to a single application with no policy assigned.
Note: If there are no policies assigned before, select the policy provider either Backup &
Restore or Backup & Restore (legacy).
To assign a policy to multiple applications, select the checkboxes in the
Name column for the applications to which you want to assign the policy, and
click Assign policy. The Assign policies window gets
displayed and click Continue.
The Assign backup
policy slide out pane gets displayed.
- In the Assign backup policy slide out pane, the Backup
& Restore is selected by default as a policy provider and you can assign one or more
backup policies to the selected application.
The details of all available backup policies are displayed, such as location, locationtype,
frequency, retention, and time.
- Select Run backup now check box.
- Click Assign to assign a backup policy.
In the
Applications page, you can observe that the
Backup
status of the selected application shows as
Not backed up for
applications that have not got backed up yet. After the backup set up is done, the
Backup
status of the selected application changes to
Completed with a
green check mark. Also, the
Last backup time shows the backup time.
Now
you can check the status of your job from the Jobs
tab.