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Working with Linux Instance Snapshots

To access the Snapshots tab and to view all the snapshots taken for particular Instance, navigate to a Linux Instance from Operating Linux Instances.

Instance Snapshots allow you to create point-in-time images of instances that preserve all their data volume as well as (optionally) their CPU/memory states. You can use Snapshots to quickly restore Instances.

The Snapshots section shows all the Linux Instance snapshots, which can be used to revert the Linux Instances to an earlier state.

Linux Instance Snapshots

A snapshot lists the following details:

  • Snapshot Name
  • Internal Name
  • Description
  • Type
  • Created On

The following quick options are available:

  • Revert the Instance from the snapshot
  • Delete the snapshot

Creating a Snapshot

To create a snapshot, follow these steps:

  • To open the Take Snapshot window, click the CREATE SNAPSHOT button.
  • Enter the name and description for the snapshot.
  • To create the snapshot, click the Create button.

Linux Instance Snapshots

Take Snapshot