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📦 Persistent Volumes
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In Persistent Volumes section, you can see all the persistent volumes created across your cluster for your applications.

Persistent Volume List

Create a Persistent Volume

  1. Local Volume Local volume is a volume that is created on the local storage of the node. It is not shared across the cluster.

    • Click on Add New button.
    • Local Volume
    • Choose a unique name for the volume and can't contain spaces.
    • Choose type Local.
    • Click on Register button and the volume will be created.

  2. NFS Volume You can create a NFS volume to share the volume across the cluster and also to keep your data more reliable.

    • Click on Add New button.
    • NFS Volume
    • Choose a unique name for the volume and can't contain spaces.
    • Choose type NFS.
    • Fillup NFS server details.

      Note : Duly check the NFS server details before submitting. You can't change the NFS server details once the volume is created.

    • Click on Register button and the volume will be created.

  3. SAMBA Share / CIFS Volume You can mount a SAMBA share or CIFS volume to share the volume across the cluster and also to keep your data more reliable.

    • Click on Add New button.
    • SAMBA Share / CIFS Volume
    • Choose a unique name for the volume and can't contain spaces.
    • Choose type CIFS.
    • Fillup CIFS server details.

      Note : Duly check the CIFS server details before submitting. You can't change the CIFS server details once the volume is created.

    • Click on Register button and the volume will be created.

Delete a Persistent Volume

Just click on Delete button to delete a persistent volume.

Analyze Size of Persistent Volume

You can click on Fetch Size button to fetch size of the persistent volume.

Backup Volume

  1. You can backup and take snapshot of the persistent volume by clicking on Create Backup button.
  2. You can choose type of backup.

    • Local : The backup will be stored locally in the server itself.

    • S3 : The backup will be stored in S3 bucket. You need to configure S3 beforehand to avail this feature. :::tip

      Check system config for moer details.

      :::

  3. Submit to create backup.
  4. You can open the backup history by Show Backups button to see the status of the backup.

Backup History

You can click on Show Backups button to see the backup history of the volume.

Backup History

  • You can check status of old backups.
  • You can also download the backup file by clicking on Download Backup button.

Restore Volume

  1. You can upload a backup file to restore the volume by clicking on Restore Now button.
  2. Upload the backup file.
  3. Submit to restore the volume.
  4. You can open the restore history by Show Restores button to see the status of the restore.

Restore History

You can click on Restore History button to see the restore history of the volume.

Restore History

  • You can check status of all restores.