In this exercise, you will become familiar with using AWS Backup to create a backup plan for active resources on AWS such as EBS Volumes, RDS Databases, DynamoDB Tables , or EFS File Systems. At the same time, you will also learn how to restore data from backups and automate the whole process.
For many organizations, the data they own is one of the most valuable assets they have. Regular data backups are vital to the long-term success of any organization. However, a data backup is only valid if the data can be restored/restored from the backup. In the cloud, data backup and recovery testing is easier than in on-premises data centers. Automating this process with appropriate notification systems will ensure that an organization’s data is backed up regularly, backups are checked to ensure expected recovery, and the right people notified in the event of an error.
Access the AWS Management Console interface
In the Create stack interface
In the STACK NAME section, enter Buckup-plan (enter whatever you want)
For CAPABILITIES, Select I acknowledge that AWS CloudFormation might create IAM resources.