Cloud resource
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Configuration directives for the Cloud resource. Every directive is listed; value types and defaults are noted where the source provides them.
Access Key
Section titled “Access Key”Access Key = <String>
The access key is your unique user identifier given to you by your cloud service provider.
Bucket Name
Section titled “Bucket Name”Bucket Name = <Name>
This directive specifies the bucket name that you wish to use on the Cloud service. This name is normally a unique name that you create on the cloud service that identifies where you want to place your Cloud Volumes. The maximum bucket name size is 255 characters.
Description
Section titled “Description”Description = <Text>
The description is used for display purposes as is the case with all resource.
Driver
Section titled “Driver”Driver = <DriverName>
This defines which driver to use. It can be S3 or Amazon. There is also a File driver, which is used mostly for testing.
Host Name
Section titled “Host Name”Host Name = <Name>
This directive specifies the hostname to be used in the URL. Each Cloud service provider has a different and unique hostname. The maximum size is 255 characters and may contain a TCP port specification. This directive is not used with Azure cloud.
Maximum Concurrent Downloads
Section titled “Maximum Concurrent Downloads”Maximum Concurrent Downloads = <number>
The default is 3, but by using this directive, you may set it to any value you want.
Maximum Download Bandwidth
Section titled “Maximum Download Bandwidth”Maximum Download Bandwidth = <speed>
The default is unlimited, but by using this directive, you may limit the download bandwidth used globally by all devices referencing this Cloud resource.
Maximum Upload Bandwidth
Section titled “Maximum Upload Bandwidth”Maximum Upload Bandwidth = <speed>
The default is unlimited, but by using this directive, you may limit the upload bandwidth used globally by all devices referencing this Cloud resource.
Name = <Device-Name>
The name of the Cloud resource. This is the logical Cloud name, and may be any string up to 127 characters in length.
Protocol
Section titled “Protocol”Protocol = <HTTP | HTTPS>
The protocol defines the communications protocol to use with the cloud service provider. The two protocols currently supported are: HTTPS and HTTP. The default is HTTPS.
Region
Section titled “Region”Region = <String>
The Cloud resource can be configured to use a specific endpoint within a region. This directive is required for AWS-V4 regions. ex: Region = “eu-central-1”
Secret Key
Section titled “Secret Key”Secret Key = <String>
The secret key is the security key that was given to you by your cloud service provider. It is equivalent to a password.
Transfer Priority
Section titled “Transfer Priority”Transfer Priority = <High | Medium | Low>
When restoring directly a part from Glacier, this directive indicates the rehydration priority level. Values can be High, Medium or Low. Default is High. Those values match respectively Expeditive, Standard and Bulk transfers tiers within S3.
Transfer Retention
Section titled “Transfer Retention”Transfer Retention = <time-period-specification>
This directive indicates the number of days S3 should keep the rehydrated part online. The minimum value is 1 day. The default is 5 days.
Truncate Cache
Section titled “Truncate Cache”Truncate Cache = <Truncate-kw>
This directive specifies when NGBackup should automatically remove (truncate) the local cache parts. Local cache parts can only be removed if they have been uploaded to the cloud. The currently implemented values are:
No Do not remove cache. With this option you must manually delete the cache parts with a backup-console truncate cache command, or do so with an Admin Job that runs an truncate cache command. This is the default.
Uri Style
Section titled “Uri Style”Uri Style = <VirtualHost | Path>
This directive specifies the URI style to use to communicate with the cloud service provider. The two Uri Styles currently supported are: VirtualHost and Path. The default is VirtualHost.