Restoring a backup of Cloudera Control Plane

The Backup Manager in the Cloudera Data Services on premises Management Console helps you to restore Kubernetes namespaces and resources on Cloudera Embedded Container Service (ECS) and OpenShift Container Platform (OCP). When you start the restore event for a backup, Data Recovery Service (DRS) initiates the restore event based on the chosen backup, assigns an ID called restoreCrn to the restore event, deletes the existing resources and data, and restores the resources and data from the backup.

Ensure that the following prerequisites are complete:
  • You must have the PowerUser role.
  • For OCP, ensure that a VolumeSnapshotClass is installed with a CSI driver that matches the CSI driver for the storage class used.
  1. Go to the Cloudera Data Services on premises > Cloudera Management Console > Backup Manager > Control Plane page.
    The Backup and Restore Manager page appears.
  2. Choose one of the following methods to restore a backup:
    • Click Actions > Restore on the Backups tab.
      The sample image shows the Restore option on the Backup details modal window.
    • Click the CRN of the required backup on the Backups tab, click Restore on the Backup Details modal window.
      The sample image shows the Restore option on the Backup details modal window.
  3. Click OK in the Restore modal window to acknowledge that you want to restore the backup.
    The sample image shows the modal window where you acknowledge to restore the backup.
  4. Go to the Restores tab to view the CRN for the restore event and other details about the restore event.
    The sample image shows the Restore Details modal window after you click the CRN for a restore event on the Restores tab.
  5. Click the CRN to view the current restore event status on the Restore Details modal window.
    The sample image shows the Restore Details modal window after you click the CRN for a restore event on the Restores tab.

    For more information about the Restore Details tab, see Restores tab.