Backup/Restore Overview
The Cocktail Backup/Restore Overview summarizes backup operation status and statistics, cluster backup agent status, and storage usage statistics.
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The Cocktail Backup/Restore Overview summarizes backup operation status and statistics, cluster backup agent status, and storage usage statistics.
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Navigate to [Backup/Restore] - [Overview].
The backup schedule uses different colors to represent the statuses of 'New', 'Running', 'Paused', and 'Failed', allowing users to visually assess the overall status distribution based on the total count and the count of each status.
Please refer to the details below for a comprehensive explanation of each status.
| Item | Content |
|---|---|
New | Ready for the backup schedule to be created (Indicates the state of being ready to create a backup schedule) |
Running | Backup schedule job is in progress (Indicates that the backup is scheduled to be created according to the schedule) |
Paused | Backup schedule job has been stopped |
Failed | Indicates that the validation of the backup schedule failed, and the backup will not proceed |
The cluster backup agent status indicates the health and installation status of the backup agent.
The status is represented as one of the following: 'Healthy', 'Unhealthy', or 'Install.
Please refer to the details below for a comprehensive explanation of each status.
| Item | Content |
|---|---|
Healthy | Backup agent is in normal state |
Unhealthy | Backup agent is in abnormal state |
Install | Backup agent is not installed |
You can visualize the storage usage of repositories registered in Cocktail through a graph.
Each rectangle represents a repository, with colors distinguishing each one.
The size of the rectangle visually indicates the relative usage of the corresponding repository.
You can zoom in or out on the graph using the scroll function.
When the graph is zoomed in or out, you can click the [Storage Usage] button at the bottom to revert to its original size.
The restore points are represented by different colors based on five statuses: 'New', 'Running', 'Paused', 'Failed', and 'Deleting', reflecting their distribution in proportion to their respective counts. This enables users to visualize the overall status distribution by observing the total count and the count of each status
Please refer to the details below for a comprehensive explanation of each status.
| Item | Content |
|---|---|
New | Backup preparation is complete and ready to start. (Status indicating that you are waiting to start a backup job) |
InProgress | Backup job is in progress |
Completed | Backup job has successfully completed |
Failed | Backup job has failed |
Deleting | All data related to the backup is being deleted |
Restoration is visually represented with different colors based on five statuses: 'New', 'Running', 'Paused', 'Failed', and 'Deleting', allowing users to assess the overall status distribution by considering the total count and the count of each status.
Please refer to the details below for a comprehensive explanation of each status.
| Item | Content |
|---|---|
New | Restore preparation is complete and ready to start (Status indicating that you are waiting to start a restore job) |
InProgress | Currently undergoing the restoration process |
Completed | The restoration operation has completed successfully |
Failed | An issue occurred during the restoration process |
Deleting | Data related to the restoration is being deleted |
The recent restore points display the five most recent restoration points as a list.
Each entry includes age and status information.
Clicking on the name of a restore point navigates to the detailed information page for that specific restore point.
The recent restores display the five most recent restoration items as a list.
Each entry includes age and status information.
The storage remaining space displays the top 5 storage entries with Object Storage size limitations, sorted in ascending order of available space.
Each entry is accompanied by a graph representing the available space visually, along with the remaining space capacity and its percentage.
The grey area on the graph represents unused spare space.
Clicking on the storage name navigates to the storage details page.
Storage entries connected to the same MinIO object storage display the same disk usage.
Clicking on the button will navigate you to the addon deployment screen for that particular cluster.
