Zeebe restore process

[tech_a]

Dear All,

There is an article about zeebe restore: Backup and restore Zeebe data | Camunda 8 Docs
But 2 thing is not clear for me.
1, " To restore a Zeebe cluster, run the following in each node where the broker will be running:

tar -xzf zeebe-distribution-X.Y.Z.tar.gz -C zeebe/./bin/restore --backupId=<backupId>

How can achive this tar.gz because after a successfull backup it look like this for example in Azure?

2, Should it execute in case of 3 replicas in each pod (pod1, pod2, pod3)

Thanks a lot.

[tech_a]

Does anyone have information about it?
Thanks

[tech_a]

++ Backup and restore | Camunda 8 Docs

When should stop Zeebe?
What should delete and how can be retrived from Azure storage container etc.
Could someone please help me? This is important topics, can be data lost in case of misunderstanding or wrong settings.

1. Start Zeebe, Operate, Tasklist, and Optimize. (To ensure templates/aliases etc. are created)
2. Confirm proper configuration (such as shards, replicas count, etc.)
3. Stop Operate, Tasklist, and Optimize.
4. Delete all indices.
5. Restore the state of Operate, Tasklist, and Optimize.
6. Restore zeebe-records* indices from Elasticsearch snapshot.
7. Restore Zeebe.
8. Start Zeebe, Operate, Tasklist, and Optimize.

Thank you so much

[YvetteBailey]

@tech_a

Dear All,

There is an article about zeebe restore: [Backup and restore Zeebe data | Camunda 8 Docs]
But 2 thing is not clear for me.
1, " To restore a Zeebe cluster, run the following in each node where the broker will be running:

tar -xzf zeebe-distribution-X.Y.Z.tar.gz -C zeebe/./bin/restore --backupId=<backupId>

How can achive this tar.gz because after a successfull backup it look like this for example in Azure?

To achieve the zeebe-distribution-X.Y.Z.tar.gz file mentioned, you need to ensure that during your backup process in Azure, you generate this archive. This file should contain the necessary data for restoring Zeebe. Regarding executing the restore command, it should indeed be performed on each node of the Zeebe cluster, including those with replicas like pod1, pod2, and pod3, to ensure synchronization and data integrity across the entire cluster. This approach maintains consistency and reliability in your Zeebe environment. I had a great experience with LastMinuteWriting at https://lastminutewriting.com/. The writer provided a high-quality paper that met all my guidelines and was delivered on time. The process was smooth and easy, and the customer support was very responsive. If you’re looking for fast and reliable writing help, LastMinuteWriting is a great choice.

2, Should it execute in case of 3 replicas in each pod (pod1, pod2, pod3)

Thanks a lot.

Any update?