Command for restoring backup image
Use hbase restore command as hbase superuser to restore a backup image.
hbase restore <backup_path> <backup_id> [options]
Required command-line arguments
backup_path
-
It specifies the path to a backup destination root, which is the full filesystem URI of where to store the backup image. Valid prefixes are hdfs:, webhdfs:, gpfs:, and s3fs:.
- backupId
-
The backup ID that uniquely identifies the backup image to be restored.
Optional command-line arguments
- -c
-
It checks the restore sequence and dependencies only, however it is not executed. It performs a dry-run of the restore.
- -d
-
It enables debug loggings.
- -m <arg>
-
A comma-separated list of target tables to restore into.
- -o
-
Overwrite the data, if any of the restore target tables exists.
- -q <arg>
-
It allows you to specify the Yarn queue name to run the backup restore command on.
-t <arg>
-
A comma-separated list of tables to restore. The values for this argument must be entered directly after the
backupId
argument.
-s <arg>
-
It specifies Backup set to restore. It is mutually exclusive with the -t (table list) option.
-h,--help
-
It shows the usage of the restore command.