Your Drupal site's database contains the content, configuration, and log information about the site. When you create a site in Multi-Experience Operations, you have several environments you can use to develop and manage your site, with each environment having its own database allowing your site to have several databases associated with it, depending on which environment you are working in.
The Databases page in Multi-Experience Operations displays the date and time of the last created backup for each database in each environment. You can also create on-demand backups and view, download, restore, and delete backups. For more information, see Backing up your application.
Multi-Experience Operations supports the following types of database backups:
Daily backups from the last three days are always available in the Cloud Platform user interface and are listed as Automatic (Daily) on the Databases page. These daily backups are required and cannot be disabled. However, you can take on-demand backups at any time, for example, for critical stages of development. You must periodically check to ensure that backups complete as expected and test if you can restore websites from a backup copy.
On-demand database backups
You can take on-demand backups of any database. To do so:
Your Drupal site's database contains the content, configuration, and log information about the site. When you create a site in Multi-Experience Operations, you have several environments you can use to develop and manage your site, with each environment having its own database allowing your site to have several databases associated with it, depending on which environment you are working in.
The Databases page in Multi-Experience Operations displays the date and time of the last created backup for each database in each environment. You can also create on-demand backups and view, download, restore, and delete backups. For more information, see Backing up your application.
Multi-Experience Operations supports the following types of database backups:
Daily backups from the last three days are always available in the Cloud Platform user interface and are listed as Automatic (Daily) on the Databases page. These daily backups are required and cannot be disabled. However, you can take on-demand backups at any time, for example, for critical stages of development. You must periodically check to ensure that backups complete as expected and test if you can restore websites from a backup copy.
On-demand database backups
You can take on-demand backups of any database. To do so:
Multi-Experience Operations