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dis operations describe command to check the status of an operation gcloud redis operations describe projects project_id locations region operations operation uid you can also use the gcloud redis operations list command to list all operations in a project and region configure automated backup schedules you can either configure a daily backup schedule when you create a cluster or you can enable a daily backup schedule on an existing cluster create a cluster with an automated backup schedule enabled you can set a daily backup schedule as you create a cluster in memorystore for redis cluster by using either the google cloud console or google cloud cli console to learn how to create a cluster and enable a backup schedule for the cluster automatically see create an instance gcloud gcloud redis clusters create cluster_id region region_id network network shard count shard_count automated backup mode enabled automated backup start time start_time automated backup ttl retention_policy replace the following cluster_id is the id of the cluster that you re creating region_id is the region where you want the cluster to be located note you can only create clusters in regions that memorystore for redis cluster supports network is the network that you use to create the cluster it must use this format projects network_project_id global networks network_id the network id that you use here must match the network id that the service connection policy uses otherwise you can t create the cluster shard_count determines the number of shards in the cluster the shard count also determines the total memory capacity for storing cluster data for more information about cluster specifications for memorystore for redis cluster see cluster and node specification start_time specifies when to begin taking backups specify the time in the format hh 00 on a 24 hour cycle in utc time for example 23 00 retention_policy specifies how many days to retain each backup set to a number of days for example 7d the maximum is 365 days and the default is 35 days even after a cluster is deleted the backup is retained for the retention period with a maximum of 365 days you must manually delete the backup to remove the backup before the retention period expires enable scheduled backups on an existing cluster you can enable a daily backup schedule on an existing cluster by using either the google cloud console or google cloud cli note you can enable scheduled backups on a cluster only if you didn t set a daily backup schedule when you created the cluster console in the google cloud console go to the memorystore for redis cluster page memorystore for redis cluster click the id of the cluster for which you want to enable backups in the side navigation panel click backups in the settings section next to the automated daily backups field click edit edit this field has a status of disabled if this field has an enabled status then you already enabled scheduled backups for this cluster in the automated backup settings dialog do the following select the automated daily backups checkbox in the days to retain backups field enter the number of days that you want memorystore for redis cluster to keep backups before they re deleted automatically you can specify from 1 to 365 days the default value is 35 days from the time window menu select the hour when memorystore for redis cluster takes a daily backup click save gcloud gcloud redis clusters update cluster_id automated backup mode enabled automated backup start time start_time automated backup ttl retention_policy replace the following cluster_id is the id of the cluster that you re updating start_time a timestamp that specifies when to begin taking backups the timestamp must be at the hour level and designates a one hour window when backups begin for example 2024 01 01t01 00 00z retention_policy specifies how many days to retain each backup set to a number of days for example 7d even after a cluster is deleted the backup is retained for the retention period you must manually delete the backup to remove the backup before the retention period expires deactivate scheduled backups you can deactivate scheduled backups on a cluster by using either the google cloud console or google cloud cli console in the google cloud console go to the memorystore for redis cluster page memorystore for redis cluster click the id of the cluster for which you want to deactivate backups in the side navigation panel click backups in the settings section next to the automated daily backups field click edit edit this field has a status of enabled this field is enabled by default if this field has a disabled status then you have already deactivated scheduled backups for this cluster in the automated backup settings dialog do the following clear the automated daily backups checkbox click save gcloud gcloud redis clusters update cluster_id automated backup mode disabled replace cluster_id with the id of the cluster that you re updating concurrency between backup and update cluster operations update operations and maintenance operations on a cluster can cancel ongoing backup operations in the following situations if there s an ongoing operation to update a cluster then memorystore for redis cluster rejects backup operations in rare circumstances maintenance and backup operations might coincide with each other and lead to the backup operations being skipped for that cluster list and describe backups the following sections demonstrate how to find information about available backups list backup collections a backup collection includes all backups that you take for a cluster you can view a list of backup collections by using either the google cloud console or google cloud cli console in the google cloud console go to the memorystore for redis cluster page memorystore for redis cluster in the side navigation panel click backups gcloud gcloud redis clusters backup collections list project project_id region region replace the following region is the region where your cluster is located for example us east1 project_id is your project id the command returns a list of backup collections similar to the following backup_collection_name cluster_name cluster_uid 6d9e1ff4 0f89 4c0a a941 155dd4c3a213 projects project_id locations region clusters cluster1 6e539aed ee7b 4eea 83ad b4715b1ef160 dda2f551 b416 47ff b1cf 684e00483dc9 projects project_id locations region clusters cluster2 57130520 636c 4ac7 ad7e 86f7cfb32838 list backups for a backup collection you can view a list of backups for a backup collection by using either the google cloud console or google cloud cli console in the google cloud console go to the memorystore for redis cluster page memorystore for redis cluster in the side navigation panel click backups click the id of a cluster that s associated with a backup collection this backup collection contains a list of backups that you want to view gcloud gcloud redis clusters backups list backup collection backup_collection project project_id region region replace the following backup_collection is the name of a backup collection region is the region where your cluster is located such as us east1 project_id is your project id the command returns a list of backups similar to the following backup_name state create_time expire_time backup 1 active 2024 11 10t03 52 40 899882388z 2124 11 10t03 53 02 856981736z backup 2 active 2024 11 11t03 48 22 137134936z 2124 11 11t03 48 44 130735425z describe a backup you can retrieve information about a backup by using the google cloud cli gcloud gcloud redis clusters backups describe backup_name backup collections backup_collection project project_id region region replace the following backup_name is the name of a backup such as 2024 05 01 10 15 00 backup_collection is the name of a backup collection region is the region where your cluster is located such as us east1 project_id is your project id the command returns information about the backup similar to the following backupfiles createtime 2024 11 10t03 52 55 539z filename 3d2774dab822137c5bac9386f3fa69ee4c73b928 rdb sizebytes 694879680 createtime 2024 11 10t03 52 54 742z filename 7f5d99faaefc63ed8292a71da2552db3b06cdcff rdb sizebytes 694925906 createtime 2024 11 10t03 52 54 972z filename 0aac1092a3fb81515aefb6b2421f31eb346c3961 rdb sizebytes 694784169 cluster projects project_id locations us east1 clusters cluster1 clusteruid 57130520 636c 4ac7 ad7e 86f7cfb32838 createtime 2024 11 10t03 52 40 899882388z expiretime 2124 11 10t03 53 02 856981736z name projects project_id locations us east1 backupcollections dda2f551 b416 47ff b1cf 684e00483dc9 backups december 2024 backup nodetype redis_highmem_medium shardcount 3 state active totalsizebytes 2084589755 delete a backup you can delete a backup by using either the google cloud console or google cloud cli note if you import data from a backup into a new cluster and then delete the backup the cluster isn t impacted console in the google cloud console go to the memorystore for redis cluster page memorystore for redis cluster click the id of the cluster which contains a backup that you want to delete in the side navigation panel click backups next to the backup that you want to delete click more_vert more actions from the menu select delete in the delete backup dialog do the following in the text field enter delete click delete gcloud gcloud redis clusters backups delete backup_name backup collection backup_collection project project_id region region replace the following backup_name is the name of a backup such as 2024 05 01 10 15 00 backup_collection is the name of a backup collection region is the region where your cluster is located such as us east1 project_id is your project id export a backup to a storage bucket you can export a backup to a cloud storage bucket by using either the google cloud console or google cloud cli note exporting a backup doesn t delete the backup from the backup collection automatically to export a backup do the following memorystore for redis cluster must have permission to access the destination cloud storage bucket grant the memorystore for redis cluster service agent access to the cloud storage resources the memorystore for redis cluster service agent uses the following naming format service project_number cloud redis iam gserviceaccount com replace project_number with the project number of the project where the cluster or backup is located grant the service agent a role that gives the storage buckets get storage objects create storage objects delete and storage folders create permissions for example the following command grants the storage admin role for the specified bucket to the memorystore for redis cluster service agent gcloud gcloud storage buckets add iam policy binding gs bucket_name member serviceaccount service project_number cloud redis iam gserviceaccount com role roles storage admin replace the following bucket_name is the name of the destination bucket project_number is the project number used in the service agent name export a backup to a cloud storage bucket console in the google cloud console go to the memorystore for redis cluster page memorystore for redis cluster click the id of the cluster which contains a backup that you want to export in the side navigation panel click backups next to the backup that you want to export click more_vert more actions from the menu select export in the choose destination section of the export backup to cloud storage page click browse in the select bucket dialog click the bucket to which you want to export the backup and then click select note if a bucket doesn t appear in the dialog then create it also the bucket must be a regional bucket and it must be in the same region as the backup memorystore for redis cluster must have permission to access the bucket and to create folders and objects inside of the bucket in the export backup to cloud storage page click export gcloud gcloud redis clusters backups export backup_name region region backup collection backup_collection gcs bucket bucket replace the following backup_name is the name of a memorystore for redis cluster backup backup_collection is the name of a backup collection region is the region where the backup collection is located such as us east1 bucket_name is a cloud storage bucket which doesn t have gs as a prefix the bucket must be a regional bucket and it must be in the same region as the backup memorystore for redis cluster must have permission to access the bucket and to create folders and objects inside of the bucket restore data from a backup to restore data from a backup you can either seed a new cluster from a managed backup in the same project or you can seed a new cluster from redis database rdb files in a storage bucket to seed a cluster from rdb files memorystore for redis cluster must have permission to access the files seed a new cluster from a backup the following example demonstrates how to import data from a backup to a new cluster the backup must be in the same region as the new cluster the principal creating the cluster must have redis backups get permission for the backup you can import data from a backup into a new cluster by using either the google cloud console or google cloud cli console in the google cloud console go to the memorystore for redis cluster page memorystore for redis cluster click the id of the cluster which contains a backup that you want to import in the side navigation panel click backups next to the backup that you want to import click more_vert more actions from the menu select import into new cluster the create a redis cluster instance page appears in the backup options section verify the following the managed backups option is selected the backup id field contains the path and name of the backup that you selected in the name your cluster instance section enter an id for the cluster that you re creating the cluster id must use only lowercase letters numbers and hyphens it must also start with a letter and be unique in its region from the region menu select a region for your cluster in the zonal availability section specify whether you want to create a single zone or multi zone cluster optional in the node type section select a node type caution we recommend that you use the redis shared core nano node type only for development or testing purposes because this node type has no sla if you run memorystore for redis cluster in a production environment then we recommend using another node type optional in the cluster size section enter the number of shards for your cluster the shard count determines the total memory capacity for storing cluster data for more information about cluster specifications see cluster and node specification optional if you want to create a cluster with replicas then in the replicas section select the number of replicas per shard you can select 0 5 replicas the default value is 1 replica important memorystore 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