Backing up workbench

The Azure Back Up workbench feature is under entitlement. To enable Back Up workbench feature for Azure, you must use the entitlement ML_ENABLE_BACKUP_RESTORE. If you have the entitlement, the “Backup Catalog” is visible in the UI. Contact your account manager if you do not have the required entitlement.

Azure Back-Up has the following prerequisites:

You must have an Azure resource group “cml-snapshots-<azure region>” preconfigured. Otherwise, the backup operation will throw preflight validation errors. For example, if your Cloudera AI Workbench is in the ‘westus2’ region, the resource group should be named “cml-snapshots-westus2”.

To create a backup of the Azure workbench, enter the following commands:

$  cdpcp-account-helper % cdp ml backup-workspace --workspace-crn 
                    crn:cdp:ml:us-west-1:9d74eee4-1cad-45d7-b645-7ccf9edbb73d:workspace:8d7ea6ba-718e-45e9-9532-767f8ef0b4a4 
                    --backup-name azure-test-backup --profile dev

Be sure to note the backup CRN that CDPCLI returns:

{
    "backupCrn": "crn:cdp:ml:us-west-1:9d74eee4-1cad-45d7-b645-7ccf9edbb73d:workspace_backup:bfc57661-0eb6-4a59-bcb9-ef793740558a"
}

Wait for the backup to be in a ready state, before proceeding further
Bring up the original number of replicas (for example, 3) in order to make the original workbench functional.
```
kubectl scale deployment/web -n mlx --replicas=3
```

At this point, you have the corresponding Azure disks and NFS backed up to be restored into a new workbench.