Azure长期每日备份配置问题:如何将周备份改为日备份?
How to Configure Daily Backups in Azure Long-Term Backup Service
Got it, let's clear up the confusion here. The key thing to know is that Azure Backup splits backup policies into two distinct parts:
- Short-term retention policy: This is where you set up daily backups for immediate recovery needs.
- Long-term retention (LTR) policy: As you noticed, this only supports weekly, monthly, and yearly retention schedules—this is for archiving backups over longer periods, not daily operational backups.
Here's how to set up daily backups properly:
Step 1: Navigate to your Backup Vault and Backup Item
- Open the Azure Portal and go to your Recovery Services Vault.
- In the left pane, under Backup, select Backup Items.
- Choose the type of resource you're backing up (e.g., Azure Virtual Machines) and select the specific item you want to configure.
Step 2: Edit the Backup Policy
- On the backup item's overview page, click Backup Policy (it'll show your current policy name).
- In the policy editor, you'll see two sections: Short-term retention and Long-term retention.
- For Short-term retention:
- Set the Backup frequency to Daily.
- Choose the time of day you want the backup to run.
- Specify how many days you want to retain these daily backups (e.g., 30 days for short-term recovery).
- Adjust the Long-term retention settings as needed (this is optional if you only need daily short-term backups).
- Click Save to apply the changes.
Important Notes
- If your existing policy doesn't have a short-term retention configured, you'll need to enable it first—this is where daily backups are managed.
- The long-term retention policy doesn't replace short-term backups; it adds an extra layer for retaining older backups (e.g., keep weekly backups for 6 months, monthly for 2 years).
- For some resources like Azure SQL Database, the policy structure might look slightly different, but the core logic of short-term vs long-term retention still applies.
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