request paragon backup

none

Back up your current Routing Director network configuration and telemetry data. Backup files are available at export/paragon-shell/backup.

config

Back up only your current Routing Director network configuration information.

delete backup-id backupID

Delete the backed-up file with the specified backupID. You can delete only those files present on the node that you are logged on to. To view a list of available backup files, see show paragon backup.

download backup-id backupID storage-location path user username password password

Download a backed-up file from a remote location.

Download options include:

• backup-id backupID—ID of the backup file.

• storage-location path—Path where the backup file is stored remotely. Enter the location in the following format:

  scp://host:port/path or sftp://host:port/path

• user username—Username to log in to the remote location.

• (Optional) password password—Password to log in to the remote location. If you do not enter the password, you will be prompted to enter it.

telemetry

Back up only your current Routing Director telemetry information.

upload backup-id backupID storage-location path user username password password

Upload the backup files to a remote location.

Upload options include:

• backup-id backupID—ID of the backup file.

• storage-location path—Path where the backup files must be stored remotely. Enter the location in the following format:

  scp://host:port/path or sftp://host:port/path

• user username—Username to log in to the remote location.

• password password—Password to log in to the remote location. If you do not enter the password, you will be prompted to enter it.

schedule trigger-time schedule node nodeIP storage-location remote-path user username password password type (full | config | telemetry)

Schedule periodic backups.

Scheduling options include:

• trigger-time schedule—The cron expression of the backup schedule.

• node hostname—Hostname of the node on which you want to execute the backup scheduling command and store the backup job logs. Use the kubectl get nodes command on the Linux root shell to determine the correct hostname.

• storage-location remote-path—Path where the backup files must be stored remotely. Enter the location in the following format:

  scp://host:port/path or sftp://host:port/path

• user username—Username to log in to the remote location.

• password password—Password to log in to the remote location. If you do not enter the password, you will be prompted to enter it.

• type (full | config | telemetry) —Back up your current Routing Director network configuration information, telemetry information, or both. If not specified, both configuration and telemetry information are backed up.

Rerun this command to edit an existing backup schedule.