Viewing the parameters of disks and partitions in a backup

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1. View a description of the CLI command to get parameters of disks and partitions in a backup:

   yc backup backup get --help
   

2. Get the ID of the appropriate backup:

   yc backup backups list
   

   Result:

   +--------------------------------------+--------------------------------------+----------------------+--------------------------------------+----------------------+------+------------------+--------+---------------------+
   |                  ID                  |              ARCHIVE ID              | COMPUTE INSTANCE ID  |             RESOURCE ID              |      POLICY ID       | TYPE |      DISKS       |  SIZE  |     CREATED AT      |
   +--------------------------------------+--------------------------------------+----------------------+--------------------------------------+----------------------+------+------------------+--------+---------------------+
   | ab55286e-795f-44dc-90af-b718******** | ef3e8144-fb65-6a59-5ec1-3162******** | jklp0o9i8012******** | 2465BE59-5687-4539-9589-DF7E******** | abc7n3wln123******** | FULL | Disk 1 (15.0 GB) | 1.5 GB | 2023-07-07 16:00:15 |
   | cd50e147-7dfa-449f-816b-67f8******** | gh06b195-c095-1234-7809-0700******** | mnoa5s6d8345******** | 135C519D-B5A3-4781-8DFA-40B3******** | deflqbiwc456******** | FULL | Disk 1 (15.0 GB) | 1.6 GB | 2023-07-03 10:00:10 |
   +--------------------------------------+--------------------------------------+----------------------+--------------------------------------+----------------------+------+------------------+--------+---------------------+
   

3. Get the parameters of disks and partitions in the backup:

   yc backup backup get --backup-id <backup_ID>
   

   Result:

   id: 3cafa684-a046-459f-a772-cb8f********
   vault_id: c069302c-5ed6-2a15-7844-3a6d********
   archive_id: 2f1b7059-5981-6f3c-5420-e017********
   created_at: "2024-08-19T09:38:17Z"
   last_seen_at: "2024-08-19T09:40:52Z"
   size: "2420551680"
   deduplicated_size: "5333225683"
   original_data_size: "5333225683"
   compute_instance_id: epdc87d7q49r********
   disks:
     - name: Disk 1
       size: "21474836480"
       volumes:
         - name: vda1
           size: "1048576"
           mount_strid: \archpit(3CAFA684459FA0468FCB72A7********)\disk1_part1
         - free_space: "15617032192"
           is_bootable: true
           is_system: true
           name: vda2
           size: "21472722432"
           mount_strid: \archpit(3CAFA684459FA0468FCB72A7********)\disk1_part2
   type: FULL
   resource_id: CACBB364-FBC5-42A4-83F4-BC8D********
   

   Before recovering a disk from the backup, make sure that the number, names, and sizes of the backup's volumes match those of the target disk.

   For more information about the command, see the CLI reference.