Restore a MongoDB Cluster
You can restore a MongoDB cluster by using a snapshot reference. A cluster can have multiple snapshots for backup and are retained for seven days; hence, cluster recovery is possible for up to a week from the current date. For more information, see Backup and Recovery.
Note: MongoDB database cluster backups are available only in the following editions: Business and Enterprise. Backups are disabled for the Playground edition.
Restore a Cluster
Note:
All the available MongoDB clusters that are part of your contract are listed on the MongoDB cluster overview page.
You cannot revert the database restore operation once confirmed. For more information, see Backup and Recovery.
You cannot initiate a new database restore of a cluster from a snapshot when a restore is already in progress.
1. In the DCD, click Menu > Databases > MongoDB.
2. In the MongoDB cluster overview window, select the database cluster that is added for the Business edition by selecting a cluster from the list by clicking on its name or by selecting Details in the OPTIONS column.
Select Backups.
In the Backups tab, choose the snapshot you want to use for restoring the database cluster from the list of available snapshots. Each snapshot displays the following details:
Version: The MongoDB version number of the database cluster.
Created: A date and time when the database snapshot was created. For more information on instances when the snapshots are added, see Backups.
Size: Snapshot database cluster size (in MB).
5. Click Restore on the snapshot selected for restoring the data in the cluster.
Result: The database restore from the selected snapshot is successfully initiated.
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