Hello community,
I am still quite new to managing environments backups and restoring them but I would like to learn more about them. Microsoft has a good documentation regarding it but I still have a couple of questions to be solved.
Question #1: How many manual backups can I take per environment?
I created my first manual backup of a production environment today but the system allowed me to create another one in the platform. I read that these backups don't consume the tenant capacity but I was wondering if there is a limit...
Question #2: Is it possible to automate system backups?
In this case we'd be talking about automating manual backups. Currently my production environment only allows to restore automatically created system backups from past 7 days because I don't have any D365 apps in it. Is there a connector in Power Automate or any other way to automate system backups in Power Platform?
Question #3: Is it possible to move backups from one environment to another?
This is maybe a bit far-fetched questions but would be super helpful if possible. Let's say that in one of our own production environments we create a great content structure in our Power App so that a new user does not arrive to an empty application when they start using it. In this case there would be records in the database with some ownerships saved for them. Could we create a backup of this environment and "move" it to an empty environment so that the content is already there when the new environment's users open the app? Would this be possible across tenants?
Question #4: Are there any 3rd party backup systems for Power Platform / Dataverse?
If the backup and restoring options offered by Power Platform do not serve our needs, does there happen to be any 3rd party backup systems that would allow to store backups longer than 7 days?
Thank you for reading my questions!
Ville
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