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SUSE® Storage

    • SUSE® Storage Overview
    • Introduction
      • Architecture and Concepts
      • Terminology
      • Contributing
    • Important Notes for v1.7.0
    • Installation and Setup
      • Requirements
      • Best Practices
      • Installation
        • Install SUSE® Storage Using ArgoCD
        • Install SUSE® Storage Using Fleet
        • Install SUSE® Storage Using Flux
        • Install SUSE® Storage Using Helm
        • Helm Values
        • Install SUSE® Storage Using Kubectl
        • Install SUSE® Storage Using Rancher
        • Rancher Windows Cluster
        • Install SUSE® Storage in an Air-Gapped Environment
      • Operating System and Distribution Configuration
        • Container-Optimized OS (COS)
        • Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE)
        • K3s
        • Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform and OKD
        • RKE and CoreOS
        • Talos Linux
      • Setup, Performance, Scalability, and Sizing Guidelines
      • Uninstallation
    • Upgrades
      • Component Upgrades
        • Automatically Upgrade the Longhorn Engine
        • Manually Upgrade the Longhorn Engine
        • Upgrade Longhorn Manager
      • Kubernetes Upgrades
        • Upgrade Kubernetes on Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)
        • Upgrade Kubernetes on Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS)
        • Upgrade Kubernetes on Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE)
    • SUSE® Storage System
      • System Access
        • Access the User Interface
        • Create an Ingress with Basic Authentication (nginx)
        • Command Line Interface (CLI)
        • Install the CLI
        • Python Client
      • Networking
        • Storage Network
      • Mutual TLS (mTLS) Support
      • Customize Default Settings
      • Settings
      • V2 Data Engine (Preview Feature)
        • V2 Data Engine Features
          • Selective V2 Data Engine Activation
          • Node Disk Support
        • Prerequisites
        • Quick Start Guide
        • Performance
      • Examples of Kubernetes Resources that Use SUSE® Storage
      • Migrate from the Flexvolume Driver to CSI
    • Nodes
      • Node Space Usage
      • Configure Default Node and Disk Settings
      • Storage Tags
      • Multiple Disks
      • Evicting Replicas on Disabled Disks or Nodes
      • Scheduling
      • Node Conditions
      • Node Selector
      • Taints and Tolerations
      • Priority Class
      • Managed Kubernetes
        • Managed Node Groups on Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)
        • Managed Node Pools on Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS)
        • Managed Node Pools on Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE)
    • Volumes
      • Create Volumes
      • PVC Ownership and Permission
      • ReadWriteMany (RWX) Volumes
      • Clone Volumes
      • Detach Volumes
      • Delete Volumes
      • Use a Volume as an iSCSI Target
      • Identify Workloads that Use a Volume
      • Volume Size
      • Volume Expansion
      • Trim the Filesystem
      • Volume Conditions
      • Volume Encryption
      • StorageClass Parameters
      • Backing Images
        • Backing Image Encryption
    • High Availability
      • Automatic Replica Balancing
      • Fast Replica Rebuilding
      • Revision Counter
      • Data Locality
      • Kubernetes Cluster Autoscaler Support (Experimental)
      • RWX Volume Fast Failover (Experimental)
      • Volume Recovery
      • Node Failure Management
    • Snapshots and Backups
      • Volume Snapshots and Backups
        • Create a Snapshot
        • Snapshot Space Management
        • Configure a Backup Target
        • Create a Backup
        • Manually Synchronize Backup Volumes
        • Create a Recurring Snapshot or Backup Job
        • Restore a Volume from a Backup
        • Restore a Recurring Job from a Backup
        • Restore a Volume for a Kubernetes StatefulSet
      • CSI Snapshots
        • CSI Volume Snapshot Associated with a SUSE® Storage Backing Image
        • CSI Volume Snapshot Associated with a SUSE® Storage Backup
        • CSI Volume Snapshot Associated with a SUSE® Storage Snapshot
        • Enable CSI Snapshot Creation on a Cluster
      • SUSE® Storage System Backups
        • Restore the SUSE® Storage System to a Cluster Using a Rancher Snapshot
        • Restore the SUSE® Storage System to a New Cluster Using Velero
        • Create a SUSE® Storage System Backup
        • Restore the SUSE® Storage System
      • Backing Image Backup
      • Restore a Cluster Using a Rancher Snapshot
    • Data Integrity and Recovery
      • Snapshot Data Integrity Check
      • Orphaned Data Cleanup
      • Disaster Recovery Volumes
      • Data Recovery
        • Identify Corrupted Replicas
        • Retrieve Volume Data from a Single Replica
        • Identify and Recover from Data Errors
        • Recover from a Full Disk
        • Recover from a SUSE® Storage Backup without the System Installed
    • Observability
      • Configure Prometheus and Grafana to Monitor SUSE® Storage
      • Alert Rule Examples
      • SUSE® Storage Metrics for Monitoring
      • Integrate SUSE® Storage Metrics into the Rancher Monitoring System
      • Kubelet Volume Metrics
    • Troubleshooting and Maintenance
      • Support Bundle
      • Troubleshooting Problems
      • Troubleshooting
      • Node Maintenance and Kubernetes Upgrade Guide
SUSE® Storage 1.7.0 (latest)
  • Cluster API
    • 0.13
    • 0.12
    • 0.11
  • Continuous Delivery
    • 0.10
    • 0.9
  • K3s
    • Latest
  • OS Manager
    • 1.6
    • 1.5
  • Policy Manager
    • Next
    • 1.18
    • 1.17
    • 1.16
  • RKE2
    • Latest
  • SUSE® Rancher Manager
    • Latest
    • v2.9
    • v2.8
  • SUSE® Security
    • 5.4
    • 5.3
  • SUSE® Storage
    • 1.7.0 (latest)
  • SUSE® Virtualization
    • v1.4 (Dev)
    • v1.3 (Latest)
  • SUSE® Storage
  • Snapshots and Backups
  • CSI Snapshots
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CSI Snapshots

History

  • GitHub Issue

  • Longhorn Enhancement Proposal

Restore a Volume for a Kubernetes StatefulSet CSI Volume Snapshot Associated with a SUSE® Storage Backing Image