hvrsnapshotrestore
Usage
hvrsnapshotrestore [-Rurl] [-ddescr] [-Vaccessmeth] newhub snapshot_pathRestore a newhub from the snapshot_path.
Description
Command hvrsnapshotrestore restores a hub from a hub snapshot created by command hvrsnapshotsave.
Argument newhub indicates the name of the hub to be restored from the snapshot. This should be a new name that does not exist in the repository, i.e. it must be unique within one repository.
Argument snapshot_path is a path (relative or absolute) to a snapshot zip file generated by the hvrsnapshotsave command. The restored hub is created in the frozen state.
Options
This section describes the options available for command hvrsnapshotrestore.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
-ddescr | Replace the hub description with new description hvrsnapshotrestore -d "Test hub" mynewhub my_hub_snapshot |
-Rurl | Remote hub server. Access the hub server running on a remote machine, via the REST interface. This option is required for remote CLI access. When using this option, command hvrlogin should be run first, for authentication. For example, the following command restores a new hub (e.g., mynewhub) from a hub snapshot file (e.g., my_hub_snapshot) on a remote hub server:hvrsnapshotrestore -R http://node:port mynewhub my_hub_snapshot |
-Vaccessmeth | Supply transport encryption key for decoding secret and confidential data. Valid values for
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Examples
This section provides examples of using the hvrsnapshotrestore command.
Example 1. Restore a hub from hub snapshot
The following command restores a new hub (e.g., myhub) from a hub snapshot file (e.g., my_hub_snapshot).
hvrsnapshotrestore myhub my_hub_snapshot
Example 2. Restore a hub from hub snapshot using transport encryption key
The following command restores a new hub (e.g., myhub) from a hub snapshot file (e.g., my_hub_snapshot) using a transport encryption key from a file enc_key.zip.
hvrsnapshotrestore -V @enc_key myhub my_hub_snapshot