About the back up script

The Backup and Restore script can be used only on Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform clusters where they support cloud storage.

Scenarios for using the script

When you upgrade the data lake cluster and want to preserve profiler data in the Cloudera Data Hub cluster.
When you want to delete the Cloudera Data Hub cluster but preserve the profiler data.
When you want to relaunch the profiler and access the older processed data.
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For users using Cloudera Data Catalog on Cloudera Runtime 7.2.14 version, note the following:
- No user action or manual intervention needed after the upgrading Cloudera Data Hub cluster to the 7.2.14 version.
- Also, as an example use case scenario, in case a new profiler cluster is launched that contains Custom Sensitivity Profiler tags and which is deleted and relaunched later, the changes are retained and no further action is required.
- No user action is required to backup and restore the profiler data. The changes are automatically restored.

When upgrading a Cloudera Runtime version earlier than 7.2.11 to version 7.2.11:

Go to the following locations to pick up your scripts:

Back up: bash /opt/cloudera/parcels/PROFILER_MANAGER/profileradmin/scripts/users/backup_db.sh
Restore: bash /opt/cloudera/parcels/PROFILER_MANAGER/profileradmin/scripts/users/restore_db.sh

When upgrading a version below or equal to Cloudera Runtime version 7.2.11 to 7.2.12:

Go to the following locations to pick up your scripts:

Back up: bash /opt/cloudera/parcels/PROFILER_MANAGER/profileradmin/scripts/users/backup_db.sh
Restore: bash /opt/cloudera/parcels/CDH/lib/profiler_manager/profileradmin/scripts/users/restore_db.sh

When backing up and restoring for a cluster having the Cloudera Runtime version 7.2.12 and onwards:

Navigate to the following location to pick up your scrips:

Back up: bash /opt/cloudera/parcels/CDH/lib/profiler_manager/profileradmin/scripts/users/backup_db.sh
Restore: bash /opt/cloudera/parcels/CDH/lib/profiler_manager/profileradmin/scripts/users/restore_db.sh