This document describes how to view a backup repository for virtual machines (VMs) in Google Distributed Cloud (GDC) air-gapped.
This document is for developers in platform administrator or application operator groups that manage VM Backup and restore operations. For more information, see Audiences for GDC air-gapped documentation.
Before you begin
To view a backup repository, you must have the following:
- A storage bucket and S3 credentials for the bucket.
Request IAM permissions
To manage the lifecycle of VM backup resources, including creating, viewing, and
deleting backup and restore plans within user clusters, ask your Organization IAM
Admin to grant you
the Organization Backup Admin (organization-backup-admin) role. This role lets
you configure and execute VM data protection strategies.
View a repository
View a backup repository GDC console or kubectl.
Console
View a list of repositories using the GDC console.
- Sign into the GDC console.
- In the navigation menu, click Backup for Virtual Machines > Repositories.
- Click a repository in the list to view its details.
kubectl
View a backup repository by listing the backup repositories and viewing
their details using kubectl.
List the existing backup repositories:
kubectl get backuprepositories.backup.gdc.goog -n PROJECT_NAMEIn the list, find the backup repository that you want to view.
View the backup repository details:
kubectl describe backuprepositories.backup.gdc.goog BACKUP_REPOSITORY_NAME -n PROJECT_NAMEReplace the following:
BACKUP_REPOSITORY_NAME: the name of the backup repository.PROJECT_NAME: the name of the project.