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lucid snapshot-schedule

Snapshot schedule management - requires administrative privileges

Usage

lucid snapshot-schedule [options]

Options

Option

Description

[--password <password>]

An administrator's password is required for creating and deleting snapshot schedules

[--list]

Display the list of existing snapshot schedules

[--create <name>]

Create a snapshot schedule based on interval and retention options. Name format: a-z, A-Z, 0-9, '-_ ()'. Max length 40 chars

[--delete <name>]

Delete the snapshot schedule with the specified name

[--start <time>]

Positional. Local time when the snapshot schedule starts and creates the first snapshot. E.g 1970-01-31T23:00. Default: now

[--interval <interval>]

Define interval at which to create snapshots (e.g. 1d). Interval units: m-minute; h-hour; d-day; w-week; mo-month; y-year

[--retention <retention>]

Number of snapshots to keep (e.g. retention 6 for interval 1d means keep the last 6 snapshots that are made daily). Snapshots that are exceeding retention count will be automatically deleted

[--password <password>]

Description

An administrator's password is required for creating and deleting snapshot schedules

[--list]

Description

Display the list of existing snapshot schedules

[--create <name>]

Description

Create a snapshot schedule based on interval and retention options. Name format: a-z, A-Z, 0-9, '-_ ()'. Max length 40 chars

[--delete <name>]

Description

Delete the snapshot schedule with the specified name

[--start <time>]

Description

Positional. Local time when the snapshot schedule starts and creates the first snapshot. E.g 1970-01-31T23:00. Default: now

[--interval <interval>]

Description

Define interval at which to create snapshots (e.g. 1d). Interval units: m-minute; h-hour; d-day; w-week; mo-month; y-year

[--retention <retention>]

Description

Number of snapshots to keep (e.g. retention 6 for interval 1d means keep the last 6 snapshots that are made daily). Snapshots that are exceeding retention count will be automatically deleted

This command also accepts the global options, passed before the command name.