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    Backup XCP-NG instances, beyond Pool metadata backup

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      nodje
      last edited by nodje

      AFAIK XO "Pool Metadata backup" backups the "configuration" that's been applied to an XCP-NG instance.

      Would that include commands to manage PCI devices (xl pci-assignable-add) that are run locally on XCP-NG? (AFAIK it needs to be done with CLI locally, not from XO)

      Anything I configure on the XCP-NG system, like say installing a Dell Service Module, or any binary installed with yum and it's configuration, how do you backup that?

      I'm preparing something like a conf as code to apply to configure a fresh instance from scratch, but I'd feel better if I knew I could lose my boot device and restore from a cold storage as-is also.

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      • olivierlambertO Offline
        olivierlambert Vates 🪐 Co-Founder CEO
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        Question for @stormi

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          nodje @nodje
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          I confirm local configuration is not backup with Pool metadata backup.

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          • stormiS Offline
            stormi Vates 🪐 XCP-ng Team
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            There's no built-in feature to backup changes made to dom0 outside changes made via XAPI, so configuration as code is probably the best option here.

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