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We can have a command that would allow users to export all the details of a Radius environment in a file so that it could be used for disaster recovery and migration purposes.
Ex: rad env export my-env
Ans: my-env.bicep is generated.
Acceptance criteria
With a command like rad env export my-env we can get all the details of a Radius environment to a file.
With a command like rad env import my-env.bicep or rad deploy my-env.bicep we can get the same environment up and running in a completely different cluster with no problems.
In brief, if we can get the backup and get the environment up and running in a different cluster with the file generated by this command, then this feature should be good.
Additional context
This was discussed in the Design Meeting on 9th of July 2024.
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Overview of feature request
We can have a command that would allow users to export all the details of a Radius environment in a file so that it could be used for disaster recovery and migration purposes.
Ex:
rad env export my-env
Ans:
my-env.bicep is generated.
Acceptance criteria
rad env export my-env
we can get all the details of a Radius environment to a file.rad env import my-env.bicep
orrad deploy my-env.bicep
we can get the same environment up and running in a completely different cluster with no problems.Additional context
This was discussed in the Design Meeting on 9th of July 2024.
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AB#12672
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