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rover cloud config fetch <GRAPH_REF>> router.yaml
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[Install](https://www.apollographql.com/docs/rover/getting-started) and [configure](https://www.apollographql.com/docs/rover/configuring) the Rover CLI to run this command.
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You'll need to [install](/rover/getting-started) and [configure](/rover/configuring) the Rover CLI to run this command.
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### Change the graph’s hosting mode to self-hosted
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## Frequently asked questions
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### What happens to my running cloud routers when I change my graph’s hosting mode?
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### What happens to my running cloud routers when I change my graph's hosting mode?
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Changing a graph’s hosting mode does not affect running cloud routers. Cloud routers continue to receive traffic, emit telemetry, and receive schema and configuration updates until a [shutdown event occurs for Serverless routers](https://www.apollographql.com/docs/graphos/routing/cloud/serverless#automatic-deletion-of-unused-routers) or the migration period ends on <TODO SUNSET DATE>.
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Changing a graph's hosting mode does not affect running cloud routers. Cloud routers continue to receive traffic, emit telemetry, and receive schema and configuration updates until a [shutdown event occurs for Serverless routers](/graphos/routing/cloud/serverless#automatic-deletion-of-unused-routers) or the migration period ends on [TODO SUNSET DATE].
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### How do I retrieve and update the configuration of my running cloud routers after converting to self-hosted mode?
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Use the [Rover CLI's `cloud config fetch` command](https://www.apollographql.com/docs/rover/commands/cloud#cloud-config-fetch) to fetch your cloud router configuration:
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Use the [Rover CLI's `cloud config fetch` command](/rover/commands/cloud#cloud-config-fetch) to fetch your cloud router configuration:
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```bash
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rover cloud config fetch <GRAPH_REF>> router.yaml
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```
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Use the [Rover CLI's `cloud config update` command](https://www.apollographql.com/docs/rover/commands/cloud#cloud-config-update) to update your running cloud routers’ configuration. For example, to apply changes from a local `router.yaml`:
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Use the [Rover CLI's `cloud config update` command](/rover/commands/cloud#cloud-config-update) to update your running cloud routers' configuration. For example, to apply changes from a local `router.yaml`:
[Install](https://www.apollographql.com/docs/rover/getting-started) and [configure](https://www.apollographql.com/docs/rover/configuring) the Rover CLI to run this command.
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[Install](/rover/getting-started) and [configure](/rover/configuring) the Rover CLI to run this command.
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