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Restore

Use this procedure after a data loss, a failed update or a ransomware alert. Open a P1 incident first, and warn the person on call.

Recovery targets

What Source Target time (RTO) Max data loss (RPO) Owner
Virtual machine vzdump on the NAS 30 minutes 24 hours Hugo Bernard
PostgreSQL database pg_dump, off-site copy 1 hour 6 hours Claire Martin
File share NAS snapshot 15 minutes 1 hour Malik Robert
GitLab nightly GitLab backup 2 hours 24 hours Hugo Bernard

Schedules and retention are described in Backups.

Restore a virtual machine

From the Proxmox web interface, open Backup, pick the vzdump archive and restore it. Typical duration: 20 minutes for 50 GB. From the command line:

qmrestore /mnt/nas/dump/vzdump-qemu-104-2026_10_01-02_00_03.vma.zst 104 --storage local-lvm

Restore a database

Restore the latest pg_dump on db2 first, check it, then switch the application over (see Databases).

Drills

A restore drill takes place every quarter. Last drill: 29 September 2026, web1 restored in 18 minutes.

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