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Incremental backups will usually complete much faster than a full backup as less data is being backed up.
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Restoring from an incremental backup will be slightly slower than restoring from a full backup as all incremental backups and the last full backup in the chain are included in the restore as explained above.
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In our testing, we have seen that smaller backups ~1 TB could take up to 10-15 minutes or longer to back up.
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In our testing, we have seen that smaller backups of ~1 TB could take around 10-15 minutes or longer to back up.
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Backups less than 20 TB should complete within an hour, and backing up 50 TB of data should take about 2-3 hours.
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Backups get economies of scale at larger sizes, and we have seen backups of up to 1 PB for some internal services complete in about 10 hours.
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Backups to external buckets may be slower than backups to ClickHouse buckets
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Restore durations are about the same as the backup durations.
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We recommend testing with your own database or sample data to get better estimates as the actual duration depends on several factors as outlined above.
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