VM snapshots

Keep a point-in-time state before changing a virtual machine.

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What you can do

A snapshot provides a point-in-time reference for a virtual machine. Use meaningful names and plan the restore procedure before making a change. Local snapshots and independent backup copies answer different recovery needs.

Create named snapshots for a VM.

Review the snapshot history.

Restore a selected point when the supported workflow permits it.

How it works

Keep a point-in-time state before changing a virtual machine.

Resources
  1. Identify the VM and the change you are preparing.

  2. Create a named snapshot and check that it appears in the history.

  3. When recovery is needed, review the supported restore path and verify the guest afterward.

Deployment considerations

Snapshots belong to the local storage workflow. They do not replace independent backups; check consistency and restore behavior for your version.

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