Restores

Navigation

Home page → Left navigation pane → Clusters → (cluster-name) → Restores

Page Overview

The Restore page displays the restore details of namespaces and VMs of the selected Kubernetes cluster in separate tabs.

Page Components

This page holds the following components:

1. NS/VM View tab Located directly below the top navigation tab.

   1. NS (Namespace): lists out the restores of namespaces

   2. VM (Virtual Machines): allows you to switch to virtual machine-based view and lists out the restores of the VM-based backups

2. Search and Restore table

   1. Search by Restore Name: a search box that allows you to search for the required restores by their name. When you key-in a search string and hit enter, the restore table displays only the restores that match the string you entered

   2. Restore table:

   • Notification icon: notifies the user on the status of the restore completion, it can display the following statuses:
     • In-Progress
     • Success
     • Partial success
     • Failed
     • Deleting
     • Delete pending
   • NAME: displays the name of the restore you provided during restore from a backup
   • RESTORED FROM BACKUP: displays name of the backup from which you created this restore
   • SIZE: lists the storage space the restore has consumed on the destination cluster
   • VOLUMES: lists the number and type of volumes restored
   • RESOURCES: lists number of resources restored
   • RESTORE TIME: date and time at which the restore operation is initiated
   • OWNER: user who initiated restore operation from a backup
   • Vertical ellipsis: this gives a bunch of option to the user to dig more on the granular details of the backup as given below:

     • View Json: displays detailed metadata of the restore

     • Show Details: shows necessary details like namespaces, volumes and resources that are restored along with some restore metadata

     • Duplicate: provides you an option to make a copy of the restore

     • Remove: you can delete the restore with this option

   3. Pagination control: navigational controls to move through different pages of the restore list.
   note

   VM tab for restore will have same components like NS tab.