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We're going to talk about now how big data backup of this tech Jenkins nexus and so on YouTube.

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So if you have the backup of all the data that we have created, then we can safely delete our instances

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and record our data whenever you want, whenever we want.

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We can create these instances and restore all the data that we have taken the backup.

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Now, that is one reason of taking data, backup of CDs.

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The other reason is we are going to use this backup cloud formation project in cloud formation project,

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which will automatically set up the interactive stack and restore all our data.

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I will also show you how you can then restore your entire stack.

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OK, let's see the steps that we are going to take to do this entire backup.

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So we need an F three buckets to create an extra bucket.

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We can do it, I rule with street access and we're going to attach this rule to all our instances,

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Jenkins Nexxus, a Soknacki observer.

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And if you are in continuous delivery projects and you have a Tomcat settle on an easy to instance,

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then you have to attach this rule to Tomcat server also because you're also going to copy to configuration

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files.

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We have three bucket.

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Then we log into Jenkins' instance, we're going to shut down the Jenkins' service.

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You're going to clean up all unnecessary data, Jenkins home directly will be huge in size and there'll

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be some unnecessary data like workspace, which you really don't need to take backup, which can be

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generated anytime you're on the job.

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So we'll clean such data, then we'll archive of ad lib jenkins' directory you're going to use Takamatsu

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will create outpoll will install A.W. Elaine Jenkins and will copy the Jenkins archive to the S3 bucket

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that we created in the first step.

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Similar way we log into the next server we shut down.

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The next service will archive AppNexus directly.

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In this directly we have installed Nexxus project.

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Going to install Ableist Seelie in Nexus.

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Recopy Nexis archive to the chemistry bucket, the chemistry bucket will copy all the data.

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Then we log into Sauniere server and here we have actually two things to dig back up, so will first

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shut down, DeSaulnier service will archives up.

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So innertube directory where we have installed on the server.

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We are also going to archive Charlie PostgreSQL directly.

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We are going to install A.W. Seelie and we'll copy soon that KUB and PostgreSQL are Kypreos Chemistry

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Buckett.

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So then keep note of the extra bucket that you have created and also the archive file names, because

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we are going to use them into a cloud formation project.

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And in any case, you want to recover, restore your stack.

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You can use this archive to restore your data.

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I'm in my management console and I have these many instances.

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I have a Nexus server SONOR Server Jenkins instance.

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If you're in continuous integration project, then you'll only have these three instances.

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If you're in continuous delivery project, you should be having database Windows Server and application

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server Tomcat.

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We're going to take backup of Nexus Sonor Server Jenkins' and also a few configuration files from our

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server.

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We are not going to take any backup of DB and Windows Test Server.

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OK, so let's see the Jenkins' first.

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Also, keep in mind the password that you have set, because when we restore will be having the same

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setup.

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Exactly.

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So you need to login with your same username and password.

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So currently, I'm in this state, I have a few jobs and I have a lot of plug ins installed.

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If I happen to delete this JENKINS' instance are to recreate it, which is easy to do.

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Setting up, Jenkins said this is no big deal, but then we have to set up all these jobs and install

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all the plug ins to come to this level.

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If you're thinking taking off what you can do that, you know, and we have this instant and storing

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it.

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But then we have multiple instances and you may end up paying some money for the Ebb's volume if you're

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keeping it for a long time.

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OK, first thing first, let's create an extra bucket.

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I don't try to create the EU with the same name, but as three names are unique, so you have to find

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your own names, I believe because of the profile hyphen.

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See, I could even STAC hyphen back up.

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I'm creating an Ohio region, so choose a region that you usually use, so the data copy and data backup

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restore will be faster, but it really doesn't matter where they are.

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We can still backup and restore from Buchard in any region.

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I hope that's my unique name and have not used that name.

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Let's try it.

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OK, so I created a bucket with this name.

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Now I'm going to create an IM role.

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Go to rules.

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Create role for the U.S. to encourage.

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Policy so you can create policy.

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To give you access only to that S3 bucket.

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Are much easier, you can just see a street full access policy, but then that will give access to all

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the extra bucket.

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If you're the only user of desirables account, then that is fine.

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But if you're sharing with someone, then that could be a problem.

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They have given some name to it.

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Its creator, we profiled three full access, attach this role to all the instances.

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Starting with sonar, sorry, Nexxus.

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Instance setting.

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Modify and Ron.

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We profile Cassidy as three full access.

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Steve.

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OK, like that do, for all instances, give the Astrium rule to every instance.

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OK, also, if you are in continuous delivery project, you'll have the application server give them

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access to this instance as well.

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If you're in continuous integration project now, then this much is fine.

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I guess I log into first Jenkins instance, let's take backup of Jenkins first Skype address.

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So log in to your Jenkins' instance.

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OK, switch to route user.

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Stop, stop drinking service.

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Let's go to our Leyb.

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OK, you should see the Jenkins directly, a seat size.

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Currently, it's 428, maybe year could be bigger because I have already cleaned some data.

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But I'll show you how to clean the data.

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OK, let's do the clean up of unnecessary funds that we get generated when you run the jobs first the

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repository.

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OK, dot, M-2 directly involved Jenkins Dot M-2, you will see a directory called Repository, you

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can just delete that directly or you can just delete data from here because whenever we land the job,

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it's continuous.

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Download the dependency and keep it locally so we don't need this when we restore.

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OK, other data is workspace,

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workspace, you will see the job dinner, the director with the job names, you can delete all this

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directly or you can get into the director and delete the data.

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Be careful what you're deleting or imaginative stories are dangerous, come on, so be careful with

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that.

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My recommendation, you get into the directories and delete the data instead of deleting whole thing.

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OK.

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That's going to take a little while, but you just want time back up once you have the back up, then

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any time you can restore.

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So we deleted them to a repository, we deleted the workspace.

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Now one more thing is there.

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If you're archiving your artifact.

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Then you should have in jobs, you should have.

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Like, for example, in Bill Project Job in the Bills, I should have this you should have this number

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one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine.

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A number of times you ran the job.

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Whenever you said Arko artifact, you will create an archive over here like in this direction named.

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Then you have the archive.

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So you see that there is an artifact over there.

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What you can do is you can just delete this numbers like the directory with the numbers, you can just

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delete them one, 10 and nine.

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I have you may have different different numbers.

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OK, so just delete those directories if you have if you're doing archiving other jobs.

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Also, you should have this no directories in other workspaces, also in this job directly.

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So what are you going do you get a new hyphen which you can see the size of your current directory against.

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Do you have a message star.

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And to show you the size of all the directory, it's in CBIZ and maybe so.

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Doesn't matter if you have larger numbers, get into that and get into that directly, find the number

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of directories and just delete them because they will get generated anyways.

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OK, so we deliver three things, dot to repository workspaces and in the jobs directory.

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We have, again, workspace directress in this, we have deleted the requisite bill, No.

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Now, your Guadaloupe Jenkins says, should be smaller if you don't, do you have any such invalidly

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Jenkins you will see something around five hundred and be OK.

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If you're seeing more, find out unnecessary things and delete them.

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Do not delete plug ins.

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OK, we need those plug ins.

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OK, now it's time to archive this down.

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Hyphen Caesar v f and I'm going to name this as Jenkins'.

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Underscores CCD jobs.

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Da da da da said you can keep the same name, it will be helpful in the cloud formation project, but

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if you're given different name, it's jobs.

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Yes, but if you're given a different name, no problem in cloud formation, project will change the

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name.

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You can change the name of the archive.

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That should be fine, but no down the names.

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So that's archivists.

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OK.

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Oh, you have some on Nakash you directly, we could have cleaned that also, but that is fine.

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Get this much size.

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Fine.

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We should have now.

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The Darbelnet Checketts sighs Do you have any such?

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OK, that's reduced if even if it's big size, okay, don't worry, we're going to put it on a three

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Will be copied very quickly over there.

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If you want, you can download it and keeping your local machine also.

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OK, now let's run as a rebellious streak or we have to install it.

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I already have it installed, but still, I'll show you Apte install Seelie.

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OK, we have a Lucila now it's time to copy your data, A.W. s3 sepi vegging to copy.

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Jenkins at the time does not walk over here to copy the file name

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Eatables S3 CB.

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And the bucket name is ridiculous.

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So let me get the bucket name.

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That's my bucket name.

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They copy the name.

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Don't create any subdirectories just in the bucket itself.

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OK?

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OK, so they just started copying, you see, three for the NBN.

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Yeah, I didn't even complete my sentence and it has copied.

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So as I told you, don't worry about the size.

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Even if you're not able to click on a clear or clean the directories, that is also fine.

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OK.

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OK, so one back taken.

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Let's see.

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Good job.

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OK, let's do the same for the other two other instances.

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Now let's go to.

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No Nexxus.

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I fully understood what he had to do, you can, you know, keep doing it or if you still want to,

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so you can keep watching the video.

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Now, these Santos user.

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Three.

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And you should see it next Tuesday, the clean up first, let's stop the Nexus Service.

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OK, let's take its archive to our house and see that we have.

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Nexxus hyphen, CD hyphen, vibro hyphen protegees, that's the name I have given again, you can use

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the same name or you can use different name.

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OK, I've taken it up as three c.p.

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Strickland, slash, slash.

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Same bucket name.

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Done.

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OK.

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That was Foster.

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OK, let's go from here if you want to continue in, know with your staff, you can just start the Nix's

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and jinking.

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So it's OK if you're done now, let it be stopped any way.

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Taking the back up, we can record later.

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Soknacki Observer.

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OK, here you have two things to back up, one is Sonakshi Subdirectory and then PostgreSQL.

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Let's stop this.

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Ownership's those first.

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Outside its name is Sonor Cube.

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Let's go to opt.

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OK, let's take it back up.

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So not a cube hyphen, Vipul Hyphen, Cruel Hyphen, DataDot Desert.

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That's the name I have given.

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Backup taken, that's Cooperativeness Street.

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Which will be, again, using a cloud formation project.

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Compared to the EU budget.

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Let's take example of Jenkins'.

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I don't need it now, so I'm going to shut them down.

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To make sure to give the best part.

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And whatever you need, it just put it out there.

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Which should be fine, and then Jenkins installation steps.

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OK, so the Jenkins installation documentation from there, I'm just copying these commands.

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OK, this will not work out, we have to go and put this into the file.

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And you dedicated to this fight.

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You'll be fresh.

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Jenkins set up no jobs, no plug ins, nothing.

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Launch and I'll use a key that I already have.

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OK, we, which we wait for a few minutes, will wait until this is entirely set up and then we login

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and will restore the data.

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Now, it's few minutes now I will check whether the Jenkins' service is up or not.

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OK, seem to be responding, OK?

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Jenkins is up and we have to do the post installation step.

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It's a fresh set up and, you know, then you can have to set up all the jobs and install all the plug

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You'll have the backup.

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So we're going to restore from that backup.

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So we log into this Jenkins instance.

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SCoPI, Tibey.

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so it doesn't interfere with our research process go too far, Leyb.

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Once we restore this, ownership may change.

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So you have to make sure you give this ownership back to us directly.

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So I'm going to attach a rule so it can authenticate.

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I'm going to use the same rule profile, the time of restriction.

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That's Corbett's name.

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the bucket name.

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You can compete from their copy.

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Now I have to install A.W. Seelie and install eight of those yellow.

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That's a can override the fines that you already have in Jenkins', you did a Dinkins installation so

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Jenkins, but if you take a backup.

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Well, you know, all you doing right, we are archiving, so it's going to preserve the permissions

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and all, but it's a good idea and use recursively.

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Jenkins service system star Jenkins, that's going to lure Jenkins with the data in the Jenkins directory

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and this is the data from previous Jenkins set up.

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Let's see that it's going to take a moment to come up.

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Sapientis.

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OK, now a login page, right?

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So I remember the username and password that I have given.

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Again.

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And welcome back from where we started at.

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Now, I know you can take a back up, can take EMI of the instance, but then you have to pay for the

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But in any case, do this backup process because we need this in cloud formation project.

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OK, now they will be in the jobs, there'll be all types of Nexxus sonar, all tokens, so you have

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I now give the new IP in the jobs in the next job and so on.

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Cute job right now, Dawkins' and all those things have to change.

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That's that's all in this video.

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Thank you very much for watching.

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Now you can continue with other videos.

