Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Documentation

Restore Autonomous AI Database

Learn how to restore an Autonomous AI Database.

  • View Autonomous AI Database Backups
    1. View your Autonomous AI Database backups in the Oracle Database@Google Cloud dashboard, select your Autonomous AI Database and then select the Backups tab. You can review your automatic backups and long-term backups with their retention periods.This screenshot shows the Autonomous AI Database backups list.

    Restoring an Autonomous AI Database is available through the OCI Console and Google Cloud Console.

    Point-in-Time Restore
    1. From the Oracle Database@Google Cloud dashboard, select Autonomous AI Database.
    2. From the list, select your Autonomous AI Database, and then select Backups tab.This screenshot shows how to restore to timestamp.
    3. Select the Restore to timestamp button and complete the following substeps:
      1. Select the Date, Time and Timezone within the retention window for restore process.
        Note

        1. Restoring the database to a previous timestamp permanently overwrites all current data and logs, including existing point-in-time recovery logs. This action is irreversible.
        2. Verify your encryption key management type and active keys before proceeding. The restoration process may revert these settings. If your backup is encrypted with a Customer-Managed Encryption Key (CMEK), ensure that the service account for your Autonomous AI Database still has the necessary permissions for the CMEK key. If the required permissions are not granted, the database will become UNAVAILABLE after restore. For more information, see CMEK.
      2. Enter your Autonomous AI Database ID to confirm the restore process.
      3. Select the Restore button to start the restore process.
      This screenshot shows how to restore to timestamp.
    4. From the Autonomous AI Database Details page, you can review the Status. Once the process is complete, the Status will change to Available.
    Restore from Backups
    1. From the Oracle Database@Google Cloud dashboard, select Autonomous AI Database.
    2. From the list, select your Autonomous AI Database and then select Backups tab.iThis screenshot shows how to restore from backups.
    3. From the Backups list, select the Backup timestamp that you want to restore. Then, under Actions, select the More options icon and choose Restore.
      1. From the Restore from backup page, enter your Autonomous AI Database ID to confirm the restore process.
      2. Select the Restore button to start the restore process.
      This screenshot shows how to restore from backups.
    4. From the Autonomous AI Database Details page, you can review the Status. Once the process is complete, the Status will change to Available.

  • In the OCI console, you can do the following:

    • Restore from automatic backups.
    • Restore from point-in-time backups.
    Restore from Automatic Backups
    1. In the OCI console with your Autonomous AI Database, select the Backups tab, select the specific backup, select the ..., and select Restore from the submenu.
      A screenshot of the process for restoring an automatic backup of an Autonomous AI Database

    2. At the Restore modal window, the Warning message appears. Enter the name of the Autonomous AI Database in the Database name field, and then select the Restore button.
      A screenshot of the process for restoring an automatic backup of an Autonomous AI Database

    3. Return to the Backups tab within your Autonomous AI Database to view the status of your restore request. Once the restore process is complete, the status will change from Restore in Progress to Active.
      A screenshot of the process for restoring an automatic backup of an Autonomous AI Database

    Point-in-Time Restore
    1. In the OCI console with your Autonomous AI Database, select the Backups tab, select the More actions button, and then select Restore from the menu.
      A screenshot of the process for restoring an long-term backup of an Autonomous AI Database

    2. From the Restore page, specify the timestamp within the last 60 days to use for the point-in-time restore. Select the Enter timestamp option. Specify your date and time and select the Restore button.
      A screenshot of the process for restoring an long-term backup of an Autonomous AI Database

    3. Return to the Backups tab within your Autonomous AI Database to view the status of your restore request. Once the restore process is complete, the status will change from Restore in Progress to Active.
      A screenshot of the process for restoring an long-term backup of an Autonomous AI Database

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