Performing Restore

In various disaster recovery scenarios, you can perform the following restore operations using backed-up data:

• Restore of EC2 instances — restore EC2 instances from cloud-native snapshots, snapshot replicas or image-level backups to the original location or to a new location.
• Restore of RDS resources — restore DB instances and Aurora DB clusters (from cloud-native snapshots, snapshot replicas) and DB instance databases (from image-level backups) to the original location or to a new location.
• Restore of DynamoDB tables — restore DynamoDB tables from backups to the original location or to a new location.
• Restore of Redshift clusters — restore Redshift clusters from backups to their original location.
• Restore of Redshift Serverless namespaces — restore Redshift Serverless namespaces from cloud-native backups to the original, any existing or a new namespace.
• Restore of EFS file systems — restore file systems from backups to the original location or to a new location.
• Restore of FSx file systems — restore file systems from backups to the original location or to a new location.
• Restore of VPC configurations — restore VPC configurations from VPC configuration backups to the original location or to a new location.

• Instant Recovery — immediately restore EC2 instances from image-level backups to VMware vSphere and Hyper-V environments, and to Nutanix AHV clusters.
• EC2 instance disk export — restore volume disks and convert them to disks of the VMDK, VHD or VHDX format.
• EC2 instance disk publish — publish point-in-time volume disks and copy the necessary files and folders to the target server.
• Restore to Microsoft Azure — restore EC2 instances from image-level backups to Microsoft Azure as Azure VMs.
• Restore to Google Cloud — restore EC2 instances from image-level backups to Google Cloud as VM instances.
• Restore to Nutanix AHV — restore EC2 instances from image-level backups to Nutanix AHV as Nutanix AHV VMs.