backup
Use when the user wants to create, list, describe, delete, export, or restore backups, or manage backup policies on Zilliz Cloud.
What this skill does
## Prerequisites
1. CLI installed and logged in (see setup skill).
2. No cluster context required -- backup operations use `--cluster-id` directly.
## Commands Reference
### Create a Backup
```bash
zilliz backup create --cluster-id <cluster-id>
# Optional:
# --database <database-name>
# --collection <collection-name>
# --backup-type <CLUSTER|COLLECTION>
# Or use raw JSON: --body '{...}'
```
### List Backups
```bash
zilliz backup list
# Optional:
# --project-id <filter-by-project-id>
# --cluster-id <filter-by-cluster-id>
# --creation-method <MANUAL|AUTO>
# --backup-type <CLUSTER|COLLECTION>
# Pagination: --page-size <n> --page <n>
# Fetch all pages: --all
```
### Describe a Backup
```bash
zilliz backup describe --cluster-id <cluster-id> --backup-id <backup-id>
```
### Delete a Backup
```bash
zilliz backup delete --cluster-id <cluster-id> --backup-id <backup-id-to-delete>
```
### Export a Backup
```bash
zilliz backup export \
--cluster-id <cluster-id> \
--backup-id <backup-id> \
--integration-id <storage-integration-id>
# Optional: --directory <directory>
```
### Restore to a New Cluster
```bash
zilliz backup restore-cluster \
--cluster-id <source-cluster-id> \
--backup-id <backup-id-to-restore> \
--project-id <target-project-id> \
--name <new-cluster-name> \
--cu-size <compute-units-for-new-cluster> \
--collection-status <LOADED|NOT_LOADED>
```
### Restore Specific Collections
```bash
zilliz backup restore-collection \
--cluster-id <source-cluster-id> \
--backup-id <backup-id> \
--dest-cluster-id <destination-cluster-id>
# Or use raw JSON: --body '{"collections": [{"source": "col1", "target": "col1_restored"}]}'
```
### Describe Backup Policy
```bash
zilliz backup describe-policy --cluster-id <cluster-id>
```
### Update Backup Policy
```bash
zilliz backup update-policy --cluster-id <cluster-id> --auto-backup <true|false>
# Optional:
# --frequency <frequency>
# --start-time <start-time>
# --retention-days <days-to-retain-backups>
# Or use raw JSON: --body '{...}'
```
## Backup Policy Format
Frequency: `daily | weekdays | weekends | 1-7` (1=Mon, 7=Sun), e.g. `1,3,5`
Start time: `HH:MM` or `HH:MM-HH:MM` (time window), e.g. `02:00` or `03:00-05:00`
## Guidance
- The backup type is automatically derived: if `--collection` is provided, it's a COLLECTION backup; otherwise it's a CLUSTER backup.
- Backup creation, export, and restore operations are **asynchronous**. After starting, use `backup describe` to check progress.
- The `--integration-id` for export refers to a cloud storage integration configured in the Zilliz Cloud console (see import skill for setup guidance).
- Before deleting a backup, confirm with the user -- this is irreversible.
- When restoring, explain the difference between cluster restore (new cluster) and collection restore (into existing cluster).
- Suggest setting up a backup policy for production clusters.
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