Backup and Restore

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Backup and Restore

Regular backups are essential to protect against data loss, corruption, or hardware failure.

Backup (Recommended Approach)

At a minimum, include the following in your backup strategy:

 

Databases

Object storage backups (MinIO buckets) : Back up all MinIO buckets created by Raynet One (typically two buckets). One bucket stores Raynet One object data; the other is public-readable and contains icons for discovered software products.

Vault data: Volume snapshot Snapshot/backup the Vault persistent storage volume

Configuration artifacts:

.env (secure storage)

compose.yml

nginx/ and certs/ directories (as applicable) nginx/ and certs/ (as applicable)

 

Restore (High-Level Order)

Follow this typical restore order to minimize downtime and ensure consistency:

 

1.Restore databases

2.Restore object storage (MinIO)

3.Restore Vault (if used)

4.Start application services

5.Validate UI/login/API

 

Important notes:

Always test your backup & restore procedure regularly in a staging environment to ensure reliability. Perform a full backup before every upgrade or major change to protect against potential issues. Finally, store all backups securely and off-site, encrypting them if they contain sensitive data.