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Restore DynamoDB Tables
Updated over a year ago

​Amazon DynamoDB backups are restored as DynamoDB tables. Druva CloudRanger supports cross-region restore as well as restores within the same AWS Region. You will need to specify the KMS encryption keys to restore encrypted source tables.

To restore a DynamoDB table:

  1. Log into your Druva CloudRanger console and navigate to Resources > DynamoDB.

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  2. Navigate to the Backups tab and select the backup that you wish to restore.
    On the backup details page, click Restore.

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    Alternatively, you may select the DynamoDB backup from the Backups page, and then click Restore to initiate the restore process.

    • BASIC

      • Table Name: Specify a table name for the restored DynamoDB table.



        📝 Note
        This name must be different from the original table name when restored into the same AWS region.


      • Source Region: The source AWS Region where the backed-up DynamoDB table is stored.

      • Target Region: The target AWSRegion to restore the DynamoDB table into.



        📝 Note
        Druva CloudRanger supports cross-region restore as well as restores within the same AWS Region, for DynamoDB tables.


      • Security Type: Encryption of source region.

      • Key Name: The KMS encryption keys defined for the DynamoDB table backup, if applicable.

    • TAGS

      • Key: This section displays the tag keys that have been specified for the source DynamoDB table. Tags act as metadata to help identify and organize your AWS resources.

      • Value: The Value will depend on the Key specified.

        Key: Created by Policy ; Value: New

        Key: Origin ; Value: Origin ID

  3. A confirmation dialog appears. Click Confirm.


📝 Note
You may track the status of the restore on the Jobs page. Alternatively, navigate to the Restores tab to view the restored DynamoDB snapshots.


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