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Configure Backup Rules

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Last updated: 2026-03-18 09:44:55

Overview

To ensure data security and meet diverse business demands, Tencent Cloud Distributed Cache provides flexible automatic and manual full backup mechanisms:
Timed Auto Backup: The background system performs a full data backup once daily during the maintenance window 02:00 - 08:00. The backup data generates a standard RDB format file and is securely and persistently stored in Tencent Cloud Object Storage (COS).
On-Demand Manual Backup: In addition to scheduled system backups, you can also initiate full backups on demand through the console. Simply initiate a full backup at any time outside the automatic backup window to accommodate scenarios such as major version releases or as a data safeguard before critical operations.
Note:
During data backup, in order not to increase the processing burden on the master database or affect the business, the backup source will be a replica database in the instance.

Configuring the automatic backup time

2. In the instance list, click the Instance ID to enter the Instance Details page.
3. On the Instance Details page, select the Backup and Restoration tab.
4. In the top-right corner of the backup list, click Configure Automatic Backup.

5. In the Configure Automatic Backup window, configure the following parameters and click OK:
Auto Backup: It is enabled by default. To disable it, submit a ticket.
Backup Cycle: All options are selected by default and cannot be modified.
Backup Start Time: Select an option in the drop-down list.
Backup Retention Period: It is 7 days by default. To change it, submit a ticket.
6. The backup task starts within the specified time period everyday. After backup is completed, you can view backup files in the following two ways:
In the Backup List on the Backup and Restoration tab, view the backup files with Backup Mode being Auto Backup.

On the left sidebar, select Database Backup. Then, view the backup files with Backup Mode being Auto Backup on the Backup List tab.
Note:
After automatic backup is configured, the system backend service will perform a full backup once a day within the configured backup time period.
Backup start may be delayed if affected by relevant processes.

Manual backup

2. In the instance list, click the Instance ID to enter the Instance Details page.
3. In the top-right corner of the Instance Details page, click Manual Backup.
4. In the Manual Backup window, enter the Remarks for the backup task.
Note:
The retention period for backup data is 7 days by default. If it exceeds 7 days, please submit a ticket to apply.
5. Click OK.
Note:
The backup task will start after around one minute.
During backup, you can select Task Management on the left sidebar to view the task progress and details.
After backup is completed, you can select Database Backup on the left sidebar and view the backup files with Backup Mode being Manual Backup on the Backup List tab. You can also view such files in the Backup List on the Backup and Restoration tab on the Instance Details page.

Related APIs

API
Description
Backs up an instance
Queries the list of backups of an instance
Set up automatic backup configuration
Obtain automatic backup configuration

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