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Backup Repository

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Introduction

TKE Backup Center provides integrated solutions for the backup, restoration and migration of applications. This document describes how to create a backup repository.

Prerequisite

Log in to the COS console. Create a COS bucket, which is used as the underlying storage of the backup repository. A TKE role accesses your COS bucket with the minimum required permission. The bucket name must start with tke-backup. For operation details, see Creating A Bucket.
Grant read-write permission on COS objects to the TKE role. Assign the policy QcloudAccessForTKERoleInCOSObject to the role TKE_QCSRole.

Note:
For details on COS billing, see Billing Overview.

Directions

1. Log in to the TKE console and select Backup Center > Backup Repository in the left sidebar.
2. Click Create on the page that appears.
3. Enter the basic information of the repository.



Repository name: The name of the backup repository.
COS region: Select the region for COS.
Bucket: The bucket name must start with "tke-backup". If the existing buckets are not suitable, please create one in the COS console.
4. Click OK.
Note:
A backup repository can be used by multiple TKE clusters.
When a repository is deleted, the backup resources associated with it cannot be restored normally.
When a repository is deleted, the underlying storage resources are not affected. You can go to the COS console for further operations.


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