OpenShift VM Snapshot Restore FAQs

Question 1

How long does the restoration process typically take?

Accepted Answer

The duration depends on the size of the VM and the storage backend performance. The skill will monitor the progress for up to 10 minutes and provide real-time status updates.

Question 2

Is there a way to undo a restoration if I change my mind?

Accepted Answer

No, restoration is a destructive process that replaces the current VM state with snapshot data. To preserve your current state, you should create a new snapshot before performing a restore.

Question 3

What happens if I type the snapshot name incorrectly during confirmation?

Accepted Answer

The skill will immediately cancel the operation for safety. You must type the snapshot name exactly as shown, including case sensitivity, to proceed with the restoration.

Question 4

Does this skill work with any Kubernetes cluster?

Accepted Answer

This skill specifically requires an OpenShift cluster (version 4.19 or later) with the OpenShift Virtualization operator installed and the openshift-virtualization MCP server configured.

Question 5

Can I restore a VM while it is still running?

Accepted Answer

No. For safety and data integrity, the skill requires the VM to be stopped before restoration. It offers an automated 'stop-and-restore' option to handle the shutdown process for you.

OpenShift VM Snapshot Restore

주요 기능

사용 사례

OpenShift VM Snapshot Restore

주요 기능

사용 사례