AWS Backup - I
Use AWS Backup to
centrally manage backup configurations, monitor backup activity across AWS
services, or restore an AWS resource from a backup.
Centrally manage backups:
Simplify backup management
from a centralized console to protect your storage volumes, databases, and file
systems.
The AWS Backup console
enables you to manage all backup activity with a consolidated view for
monitoring and alerts.
Use the console, APIs, or
CLI as a consistent method to backup, restore, and set retention across AWS
services in the cloud and on-premises.
Automate backup processes:
Save time and money with
automated backup schedules, retention management, and lifecycle management.
AWS Backup integrates with
tagging to make it easy to organize and protect resources according to defined
data classifications.
Applying backup policies
across tagged resources simplifies your data protection processes and removes
the need for costly, custom solutions and manual processes.
Backup compliance:
Organize and refine backup
compliance and audits with centralized, monitoring, logging, and alerts.
AWS Backup encrypts your data in transit and at rest, and lets you manage your backup plans, backup
access policies, retention, and data protection lifecycles from a single,
consolidated place.
This helps ensure you’re
meeting both internal and regulatory compliance requirements.
Backup activity monitoring:
AWS Backup provides a
dashboard that makes it simple to audit backup and restore activity across AWS
services.
Create a backup vault to store the backup:
Creating a vault lock with mininum and maximum retention as 2 and 5 days.
Let's create a backup plan. I am going to take a backup of an EBS volume.
Create a backup rule.
In the backup rule, We mention:
1) Backup vault name.
2) Frequency of the backup. I have selected daily back at 3 PM PST.
Finally, setting backup retention.
AWS Backup automatically deletes your backups at the end of this period to save storage costs for you.
Now that we have the plan ready. Let's assign resources to be backed up (EBS Volume).
We are done with setting up the AWS Backup plan. Will continue in the next blog once the backup is completed.
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