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CloudBeaver Workspace Backup
dbeaver-devops edited this page Dec 31, 2024
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By default CloudBeaver keeps all data on disk in the workspace.
Tip: For more details on locating the workspace, see Workspace location.
It makes sense to backup this directly from time to time and also before product version upgrade.
To archive entire workspace run
tar czvf backup.tgz /var/cloudbeaver/workspace
or
tar czvf backup.tgz /var/cloudbeaver-ee/workspace
then move backup.tgz
to a safe place.
Note: if your server has high load it makes sense to stop it before making a backup. Just run docker stop cloudbeaver-ee
before backup and docker start cloudbeaver-ee
after.
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