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Fusion 5.9
    Fusion 5.9

    Data restoration

    ConfigSync restore operation allows you to restore the Fusion config to a specific state. To learn more about the ConfigSync repository and branches, see Repo organization.

    Before you begin

    Please make sure that ConfigSync pod is up and running. You can check it by running the following command:

    kubectl get pods | grep config-sync

    Restore from the specific branch

    To restore from the specific branch, use the branch=<BRANCH_NAME> request parameter.

    HTTP request

    PUT https://<FUSION-URL>/config-sync/restore?branch=<BRANCH_NAME>
Authorization: Basic <BASE64-ENCODED-AUTH>

    cURL request

    curl -I -X PUT -u 'admin:<PASSWORD>' \
  'https://<FUSION-URL>/config-sync/restore?branch=<BRANCH_NAME>'

    Restore from a specific commit

    First, get the commit SHA from the commit history. To find the commit you want to restore from:

    • Go to the Config Sync GitHub repository.

    • Select the branch you want to restore from.

    • Click on the commits link.

    • Find the commit you want to restore from and click on the commit message to view the commit details.

    • Copy the commit SHA from the commit details page or from the URL. Also, you could copy it from the commit history page.

    To restore from a specific commit, use the commit=<COMMIT_SHA> request parameter. For example:

    HTTP request

    PUT https://<FUSION-URL>/config-sync/restore?commit=<COMMIT_SHA>
Authorization: Basic <BASE64-ENCODED-AUTH>

    cURL request

    curl -I -X PUT -u 'admin:<PASSWORD>' \
  'https://<FUSION-URL>/config-sync/restore?commit=<COMMIT_SHA>'

    Restore from a specific date

    To restore from a specific date, use the date=<DATE> request parameter. The date should be in the YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SSZ UTC format. For example: 2021-01-01T00:00:00Z. In this case ConfigSync restores the config to the state it was at the specified date. Actually, it restores the config to the state it was at the last commit before the specified date.

    HTTP request

    PUT https://<FUSION-URL>/config-sync/restore?date=<DATE>
Authorization: Basic <BASE64-ENCODED-AUTH>

    cURL request

    curl -I -X -u 'admin:<PASSWORD>' \
  'https://<FUSION-URL>/config-sync/restore?date=<DATE>'

    Restore specific apps

    To restore specific apps, use the apps=<APP1,APP2,…​> request parameter. For example:

    curl -I -X PUT -u 'admin:<PASSWORD>' \
  'https://<FUSION-URL>/config-sync/restore?branch=<BRANCH_NAME>&apps=app1,app2'

    or

    curl -I -X PUT -u 'admin:<PASSWORD>' \
  'https://<FUSION-URL>/config-sync/restore?commit=<COMMIT_SHA>&apps=app1,app2'

    Track the restore progress

    Each restore operation is asynchronous. You can track the restore progress by checking logs in the ConfigSync pod.