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Backup and Restore 3DSpace Index data

You can back up your CloudView data by copying the <INSTALLDIR>\<OS>\cv\data from your product installation.

1. Go to the <INSTALLDIR>\<OS>\cv\data directory.

$cd /usr/DassaultSystemes/R2024x/3DSpaceIndex/linux_a64/cv/data/

2. Freeze all services using the master freeze method: cvcommand <HOSTNAME>:<BASEPORT+11> /mami/master freeze

$./bin/cvcommand localhost:19011 /mami/master freeze

3. Verify that processes are disabled using: cvcommand <HOSTNAME>:<BASEPORT+11> /mami/indexing getBuildGroupStatus buildGroup=<BUILDGROUP> , Check that the following are set to enabled=”false”: PushServerStatus, AnalysisStatus, ImportStatus.

$./bin/cvcommand localhost:19011 /mami/indexing getBuildGroupStatus buildGroup=sxibg0

4. On all hosts, copy the <INSTALLDIR>\<OS>\cv\data from your product installation. 

$cp -r /usr/DassaultSystemes/R2024x/3DSpaceIndex/linux_a64/cv/data /backup/3dspaceindex/

5. Unfreeze the services using the master unfreeze method. For example:
cvcommand <HOSTNAME>:<BASEPORT+11> /mami/master unfreeze

$./bin/cvcommand localhost:19011 /mami/master unfreeze

Restore

  1. Stop Exalead CloudView on all hosts (main and secondary servers).
  2. Restore data on all hosts:
    • Delete the content of the existing <INSTALLDIR>\<OS>\cv\data.
    • Copy/paste the backup data to the <INSTALLDIR>\<OS>\cv\data.
  3. Start Exalead CloudView on all hosts (main and secondary servers).
  4. Check processes status using:<INSTALLDIR>\<OS>\cv\data\bin\cvinit.[bat|sh] status
$./bin/cvinit.sh status
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