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Restore an Amazon DocumentDB Cluster from a Snapshot

In this lab, students are asked to restore an Amazon DocumentDB cluster from a snapshot. After completing this lab, students will have hands-on experience using the AWS Management Console to restore snapshots of an Amazon DocumentDB cluster.

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Path Info

Level

Intermediate

Duration

45m

Published

Sep 09, 2022

Challenge

Choose the Amazon DocumentDB Service

From the Amazon Web Services Management Console, select the DocumentDB service.
Challenge

Locate the Snapshot

Change the filter from Owned by Me to All Public Snapshots.
Challenge

Restore the Snapshot

Select the snapshot, and restore it to a new cluster. Be sure to use the instance class db.t3.medium, and set number of instances to 1. You will also need to select the correct security group for your cluster.

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A Cloud Guru

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