Restore Backup
This section briefly describes various methods for restoring the backup of your service.
Database
PostgreSQL
Refer to the “Restore Backup” section on the PostgreSQL Service Template Page.
MySQL and MariaDB
Refer to the “Restore Backup” section on the MySQL Service Template Page and the MariaDB Service Template Page.
Redis
You can use the Redis RESTORE
command to restore a backup.
Expand the Redis service’s “Command to connect to your Redis” string, and you will see something like this:
redis-cli -h <host> -p <port> -a <password>
Insert the <host>
, <port>
, and <password>
into the following command:
cat /path/to/backup.rdb | redis-cli -h <host> -p <port> -a <password> -x RESTORE <key> 0
MongoDB
Expand the MongoDB service’s “Command to connect to your MongoDB” string, and you will see something like this:
mongosh "<connection string>"
Copy the <connection string>
into the terminal and execute the mongorestore
command to restore the backup:
mongorestore "<connection string>" "<backup directory>"
Volumes
If you want to restore data within volumes, you can refer to the Upload Directory method to upload the backup files to the target directory and decompress them.