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In any computing environment, having a robust backup and recovery plan is crucial to protect against data loss and ensure quick recovery from failures. This lesson focuses on strategies for backing up and recovering your Docker Swarm environment, including data volumes, service configurations, and Swarm state.
In a Docker Swarm cluster, you should consider backing up:
docker cp
rsync
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docker service inspect > service_backup.json
docker swarm backup --output <BACKUP_FILE>
docker service create
docker swarm restore --input <BACKUP_FILE>
Regular testing of your backup and recovery process is essential to ensure:
A comprehensive backup and recovery strategy is vital for the resilience of your Docker Swarm cluster. By regularly backing up data volumes, service configurations, and Swarm state, you can safeguard against data loss and ensure minimal downtime. Regularly testing your recovery procedures ensures that you’re prepared for any scenario, keeping your Docker Swarm services running smoothly and reliably.
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