Back up and restore a cluster

Lwl — Mon, 26 Jun 2023 10:15:34 GMT

How to back up and restore Dynatrace Managed, need screenshot prompt, I am sorry even looking at the official documentation will not operate

Re: Back up and restore a cluster

Islam_Zedan — Sun, 25 Jun 2023 08:58:26 GMT

Hello Lwl,

To configure automatic backup for a Dynatrace Managed cluster

In the Dynatrace menu, go to Settings > Backup.
Enable cluster backup and choose the scope:
- User sessions may contain sensitive information.
  Exclude user sessions from the backup to remain compliant with GDPR.
- Exclude timeseries metric data from the backup if your historical data isn't relevant and you only want to retain configuration data.
- Include backup of Log Monitoring events.
(Optional) Select data center. This step is required only if you have multiple data center deployment (Premium High Availability deployment). For more information on Premium High Availability deployments, see High availability for multi-data centers and Disaster recovery from backup
Provide a full path to the mounted network file storage where backup archives are stored.
Configure start time.

For cluster restore, please follow the below document and put into consideration

To restore a cluster on the same host as the source cluster, make sure to uninstall it first.
Machines have a similar hardware and disk layout as the original cluster and sufficient capacity to handle the load after the restore.
Make sure the existing cluster is stopped to prevent two clusters with the same ID connecting to Dynatrace Mission Control. See Start/stop/restart a cluster.
Make sure that system users created for Dynatrace Managed have the same UID:GID identifiers on all nodes.
On each target node, mount the backup storage to, for example, /mnt/backup. This path is referred to as <path-to-backup> in the steps below.
Ensure the installer has read permissions to the NFS. For example: sudo adduser dynatrace && sudo chown -R dynatrace:dynatrace <path-to-backup>
Create your cluster inventory. You'll need this information during the restore.
- IDs of nodes in the cluster. The backup of each node is stored in a dedicated directory whose name is based on the node identifier, in the format node_<node_id> (for example, node_1, node_5, etc).
- IPv4 addresses of the new machines.
- The IP address of the target machine for each node.
- The node ID of the node that will become the seed node in the cluster.

https://www.dynatrace.com/support/help/shortlink/managed-cluster-restore#restore-from-backup

For further details, please check the main document for cluster backup and restore.

https://www.dynatrace.com/support/help/shortlink/managed-cluster-restore

Thanks,

Islam

Re: Back up and restore a cluster

Lwl — Sun, 25 Jun 2023 09:38:17 GMT

Where is this path stored, in the cluster itself or on my computer

Re: Back up and restore a cluster

Islam_Zedan — Sun, 25 Jun 2023 10:19:50 GMT

It's preferred to have this path on network storage attached to the old server and the new server to be easy to restore it. you can also put it on the same old server and then transfer it to the new one.

Re: Back up and restore a cluster

Aiswarya — Thu, 22 Aug 2024 06:37:09 GMT

How to back up and restore Dynatrace SAAS

Re: Back up and restore a cluster

Mizső — Thu, 22 Aug 2024 11:55:13 GMT

Hi @Aiswarya,

There is not such function in SaaS.

From version 1.298 you can restore your notebooks and gen3 dashboards.

Manage document versions - Dynatrace Docs

I hope it helps.

Best regards,

Mizső

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