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Version: 3.0

Feature Support Matrix

The table in this section lists the features introduced in the major and minor Portworx Backup releases and their dependencies on external components:

FeatureMinimum Portworx Backup Release versionOperation modeMinimum Recommended version of KubernetesMinimum Recommended version of StorkMinimum Recommended version of Portworx Enterprise
Service Provider operational mode (Federated mode)3.0.0Federated1.3326.3.03.5.3
Pure1 Telemetry and Diagnostic collection3.0.0Classic and Federated1.3326.3.03.5.3
Restore Specific Namespaces or Resources from a Namespace Backup (Granular restore)2.11.0Classic and Federated11.3226.2.03.2.2
File and Folder Restore for Virtual Machines (SFR for Linux VMs)2.11.0Classic1.3226.2.03.2.2
PVC/PV backup2.9.0Classic and Federated11.2925.3.13.2.2
Advanced filtering2.8.4Classic and Federated11.2925.2.13.1.3
Parallel backup schedules2.8.3Classic1.2925.1.03.1.3
IBM provisioner for KDMP with AnyUID2.8.1Classic 1.2924.3.43.1.3
Cluster share2.8.0Classic and Federated11.2924.3.3.13.1.3
Azure immutability support2.7.3Classic1.2724.3.23.0.5
Partial success backup2.7.2Classic1.2724.3.03.0.5
Azure China backup location2.7.1Classic1.2324.2.12.13.12
Kubevirt2.7.0Classic1.2724.1.03.0.1
Refined KDMP backups2.7.0Classic1.2324.1.02.13
NFS backup location2.5.0Classic1.2623.6.02.13.10
Rancher2.4.0Classic1.2523.2.02.12.x
Namespace labels2.4.0Classic and Federated11.2523.2.02.12.x
Object lock2.2.0Classic1.222.10.x-

The versions listed above are the minimum required for each feature. For the full list of supported Kubernetes and Portworx Enterprise versions for each Portworx Backup release, see the Compatibility Matrix and System Requirements. To learn about Classic and Federated1 operation modes, see Operation Modes.

Footnotes

  1. Federated mode is available from Portworx Backup 3.0.0 onwards. 2 3 4 5 6