Restoring Backups
This section guides you to the restore processes in Motadata AIOps. It highlights the key components and concepts that you'll encounter throughout this module. Restoration of backups is essential for system recovery in the event of data loss or issues.
Restoration of backups is based on the local copies created using Backup Profiles. The system retains specific versions of backups based on the retention settings configured in the Backup Profile.
We can restore the configuration database (ConfigDB) and report database (ReportDB) based on the local backups created using Backup Profiles. You can restore the ConfigDB from the Health screen in Motadata AIOps. For ReportDB, restoration should be done manually.
Navigation
Click on 
at the top right of the screen. Select the Restore tab on the health screen. The Backup Restore screen is now displayed.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Backup File Name | The name of the backup file. |
| Backup Size | The size of the backup file. |
| Backup Profile | The Backup Profile corresponding to the backup file. |
| Backup Location | The location of the backup file as configured in the Storage Profile whether local, FTP, SFTP, or TFTP. |
| Timestamp | The time at which the backup was completed. |
How to Restore the ConfigDB Backup file?
Restoring ConfigDB is a simple and quick process. To do so, click on 
. This will open a pop-up window on your screen.
You can then upload the ConfigDB by dropping the file in the designated area or by browsing for the file on your local storage. Once the file is done uploading, click on the Restore option to start the restoration process.
While restoring ConfigDB backup, you will not be able to access Motadata AIOps UI and all monitoring activity will be stopped. Restoration time will depend on your ConfigDB size. You may have data loss if you will restore older backup file.
For Backup restoration, ensure that the backup file is compatible with the current Motadata AIOps version.
Once the restoration is completed, you will be redirected to the Motadata AIOps UI.