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Back up an integration with a snapshot

A snapshot is a point-in-time copy of an integration's configuration that you can revert to if something goes wrong. For the integrations and resources a snapshot covers, see Supported integrations and resources; a snapshot includes topic configuration but not retained messages (see Topics). Take a snapshot before making changes to a production integration, before handing off to another developer, or any time you want a stable restore point.

Note: Integration apps don't have a formal backup feature because they are prebuilt, fully managed integration solutions. Celigo has internal processes to ensure recovery and service continuity. If you run into a related issue, Celigo can help reconstruct the integration app setup or provide an additional license to clone the integration app if that's possible.

Prerequisites

Before you begin, confirm the following:

Create a snapshot

  1. Select an environment at the top of the page.
  2. Go to Home, and then select the integration.
  3. Select Revisions.
  4. Select Create snapshot.
  5. In the Create snapshot panel, enter a Description. Create stays unavailable until you enter one.
  6. Select Create.

The snapshot appears in the Revisions list with a Completed status. To roll back to this snapshot later, see Revert to a snapshot.

integrator.io also creates snapshots automatically before and after every completed pull and revert, so you always have a restore point. To roll back a pull or revert, see Revert to a pull or previous revert revision.

View snapshot details

Snapshot details include the description, creation date, and the user who created the snapshot. To view the details for any snapshot in your revision history:

  1. Select an environment at the top of the page.
  2. Go to Home, and then select the integration.
  3. Select Revisions.
  4. Select Actions (...) on the snapshot row and select View details.

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