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(howto:filesystem-backup:restore)= | ||
# Restore a Filesystem from a Backup | ||
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In the event of a disaster and the filesystem needs recovering, this document | ||
covers those steps for the cloud providers. | ||
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(howto:filesystem-backup:restore:gcp)= | ||
## GCP | ||
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```{note} | ||
We follow GCP's guidance for [restoring fileshares from a backup](https://cloud.google.com/filestore/docs/backup-restore#restore) | ||
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To restore a share on a Filestore instance on GCP, we follow the documentation | ||
linked above. In short, this involves: | ||
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1. [Go to the Filestore insances page](https://console.cloud.google.com/filestore/instances) in the GCP console | ||
1. Click the instance ID of the Filestore you want to restore and click the "Backups" tab | ||
1. Locate the backup you want to restore from (most likely the most recently created), and click (...) "More actions" | ||
1. Click "Restore backup" and then select "Source instance | ||
1. Click "Restore" and complete the dialog box that appears | ||
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This should successfully restore the Filestore instance to its last backed-up state |