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Notice
$databaseName must be the name of your database, as configured in the docker‑compose.yml.
→ Exit the shell inside the MongoDB container:
exit
→ Copy the database dump to the local file system:
docker cp $mongoContainerName:/ams-p.dump ./ams-p.dump
the name or the ID of the Mongo docker container of the P‑Instance
→ Copy the database dump from the local file system to the Mongo container of the Q‑Instance:
docker cp ./ams-p.dump $mongoContainerNameQ:/ams-p.dump
the name or the ID of the Mongo docker container of the Q‑instance.
→ Open a shell inside the MongoDB container of the Q‑Instance, for example as follows:
docker container exec -it $mongoContainerNameQ /bin/bash
the name or the ID of the Mongo docker container
→ Restore the database from the dump:
mongorestore --db
Notice
$databaseName must be identical to the name of the database as configured in the docker-
compose.yml of the Q-Instance. It does not need to be identical to the database name in the
Q‑Instance.
◊ For more features see the Mongorestore documentation.
→ Delete the current running Jobs:
1.
Option > Click the "Purge" button in the Job column.
2.
Option > Proceed in the MongoDB container as follows:
db.lentries.deleteMany({});
→ Delete robots:
1.
Option > Delete each robot in the robot column.
2.
Option > Proceed in the MongoDB container as follows:
db.fleetmembers.deleteMany( { } );
→ Exit the shell inside the MongoDB container:
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"$databaseName"
-- archive="/ams-p.dump".
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with
$mongoContainerName as
with
mongoContainerNameQ as
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