Configuration Recovery - SL RestorePoint
Hello all, I just had this question posed to our team regarding config recovery. "Do you have any way of retrieving the configs for switches that have been deleted from SLRP please?" Is there a way to retrieve a backup of RestorePoint (and maybe restore to a temp location) from a specific point in time? If anyone has any advice or previous experience with this SL RestorePoint scenario, your input would be greatly appreciated!Access to SL1 and RP AMI's to automate AWS Provisioning
We're in the process of developing pipelines to provision and configure all our resources in AWS on a per client basis. Among these resources are the SL1 collector and RP agent. Right now in order to request the AMI for SL1 we need to fill out the form athttps://support.sciencelogic.com/s/request-amazon-ami after authenticating via the webpage. Because of the login flow this has proven difficult to pass through the right information to authenticate and access the AMI request form where we can pass the form data to request the AMI on our AWS account. I understand this is probably not a common case, but has anyone come across a way to accomplish anything similar? The best I've been able to do so far is use Selenium to manage a browser logging in and navigating to the form page, but it doesn't lend itself well to the pipelines. For RestorePoint it seems like we still need to submit a case and request the AMI from support. Is there any plans to add this to the same request form for the SL1 AMI's? For now we're alright sticking to the manual effort of requesting AMI's, but it would be nice to be able to click a button and be done with provisioning :).Welcome to the Restorepoint Discussion Forum
We would like to welcome you to this forum where you can participate in open collaboration and meaningful discussion about all things Restorepoint. The purpose of this area is to foster collaboration about network configuration backup, recovery, compliance, and change management topics and for you to find solutions. As a community of IT professionals, we're always eager to learn new things and improve our skills. In this forum you can find people with similar ideas and challenges who can help you learn and be inspired. We hope you look forward to participating in these discussions and contributing to the community. Cheers tofostering connections, sharing insights, and driving the future of AIOps together. The ScienceLogic Community Team
