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CloudBeaver Workspace Backup
dbeaver-devops edited this page Dec 4, 2024
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By default CloudBeaver keeps all data on disk in a volume /opt/cloudbeaver/workspace
. By default this volume mounted to host machine folder /var/cloudbeaver/workspace
or /var/cloudbeaver-ee/workspace
.
It makes sense to backup this directly from time time and also before product version upgrade.
To archive entire workspace run
tar czvf backup.tgz /var/cloudbeaver/workspace
or
tar czvf backup.tgz /var/cloudbeaver-ee/workspace
then move backup.tgz
to a safe place.
Note: if your server has high load it makes sense to stop it before making a backup. Just run docker stop cloudbeaver-ee
before backup and docker start cloudbeaver-ee
after.
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