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If you're unsure which cluster is your hub's database, it can be found in the stack "Outputs" section under AppDb.Select your database cluster in RDS and under "Actions" click "Take Snapshot".It's highly suggested you put your hub into "Offline" mode by performing a stack update before doing so to limit the risk of data being missed.If you want to make an up-to-the-minute backup of a hub you can manually create a RDS snapshot and new AWS Backup recovery point via the console. Your hub is backed up automatically every night. The database is backed up via database snapshots (which can be seen in the RDS console) and the EFS volume is backed up into a Vault in AWS Backup (which can be found in the AWS Backup console.)ĭo you need to update your Hubs Cloud stack from 1.0.0 to 1.1.0? Follow the guide: update from Hubs Cloud version 1.0.0 to 1.1.0 Creating a backup manually Your hub's data is made up of two things: an AWS Aurora Serverless database, and an AWS Elastic File Store volume (used for scenes, avatars, etc.) Both of these are backed up for you automatically on a nightly basis. If something goes wrong and you need to restore from a backup, or you'd like to just make a second hub using the same data from an existing hub, the stack creation form makes it fairly simple to do so.