Repository Details
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Repository details page shows the details of a repository. It shows the repository owner, name, and different settings associated with the repository like backup schedule, backup storage, and backup retention policy. This is the place where you can manage the repository settings, view the backup statistics, or start the download or restore of the backup.
The repository details page consists of the header and three tabs: Overview, Backups, and Restores. The header shows the repository owner and name. Also, it gives quick access to the backup and restore actions. The Backup now button allows you to start a manual backup for the repository. The Restore now button allows you to restore the repository to the selected destination based on the backup of your choice.
The overview tab shows the repository settings like the backup schedule, backup storage, and backup retention policy. It also shows the backup statistics like the backup time and the size of the backup. The overview tab also shows the backup status badge, which indicates the status of the last backup. The overview tab consists of the following sections:
This section displays the repository settings like the backup schedule, backup storage, and backup retention policy. You can change each setting by choosing the appropriate option from the dropdown and clicking the Save button. Please note that the button appears only when you change the setting. Also, you can enable or disable the repository automatic backup by toggling the Scheduled switch and clicking the Save button. The Get badge URL button allows you to get the backup status badge, which you can use to embed the badge in your website. You can learn more about the backup status badge here.
Although the backup schedule, backup storage, and backup retention policy are set at the repository level, you can override these settings for multiple repositories using the bulk operations. You can learn more about the bulk operations here.
Statistics section shows the backup statistics like the backup time and the size of the backup. Both charts show the data for a selected period. You can change the period by choosing the appropriate option from the dropdown. The first chart shows the backup time for the selected period. Each bar on the chart represents backup time, and the horizontal axis represents the date. The second chart shows the size of the backup for the selected period. Each bar on the chart represents the size of the backup, and the horizontal axis represents the backup date.
This section contains information about the last backup, if there are any. It shows the general backup information like its status, time, archive size, deduplication status, storage, and link to the repository. Also, it shows the statistics of the metadata collected in the backup. You can learn more about the metadata backups here. The Download button allows you to download the backup archive. The Restore button allows you to restore the repository to the selected destination based on the backup.
The deduplication over period section shows the deduplication statistics for the selected period. You can learn more about how the deduplication works and the deduplication statistics here.
Backups tab shows the table of backups for the repository. Each backup is a separate row displaying backup status, time, archive size, deduplication status, and storage. You can view the backup information by clicking the Information icon, download the backup archive by clicking the Download button, and restore the repository to the selected destination based on the backup by clicking the Restore button. You can learn more about the data restoration here and backup download here.
The restores tab shows the table of restores for the repository. Each restore is a separate row displaying restore status, start time, destination repository, and the backup date that was used for the restore. You can view the restore information by clicking the Information icon.
