GCP Big Table Admin Backup
A Cloud Bigtable backup is a time-consistent copy of a table that is stored in the same cluster as the source table and retained for a user-defined period. Backups make it possible to restore data that was accidentally deleted or corrupted without having to copy the entire table to another storage system. They can also be copied to other clusters to provide additional redundancy. For full details see the Google Cloud documentation: https://cloud.google.com/bigtable/docs/reference/admin/rest/v2/projects.instances.clusters.backups#Backup
Supported Methods​
GET: Get a gcp-big-table-admin-backup by its "instances|clusters|backups"LISTSEARCH: Search for gcp-big-table-admin-backup by its "instances|clusters"
Possible Links​
gcp-big-table-admin-cluster​
A backup exists inside a single Bigtable cluster. Linking to the cluster lets you see where the backup is physically stored and how it fits into the wider Bigtable topology.
gcp-big-table-admin-table​
Each backup is created from one specific table. This link connects the backup to its source table so you can trace what data the backup contains and assess the impact of restoring it.
gcp-big-table-admin-backup​
Backups can be copied to create new backups in other clusters or projects. Linking to other backup resources allows you to track these derived backups and understand the propagation of protected data across environments.