The current version for our Backup management APIs is v1. Currently, we are in process of making some enhancements, the details of which will be shared in our upcoming releases.

Pagination

Pagination is a process that is used to divide large sets of data into smaller, manageable chunks, or 'pages'. This is particularly useful in scenarios where loading all data at once can lead to performance issues or a poor user experience.

We have implemented pagination in the following Backup management APIs:

How does Pagination work?

In the above GET APIs, you need to provide certain values as a request parameter which defines the page that is returned as a response. These fields include :

start - Defines the start page of the response. Note that this can never be a negative value
pageSize - Defines the number of entries that you want per page
sortOrder - defines the order in which response is returned. It can be either 'ASC' or 'DESC', however the default value is 'DESC'
sortBy - returns the sorted results on the basis of the timestamp at which they were created at.

Data Retention

Currently, the data retention for all the product data which is backed up and stored in Atlassian owned S3, is 14 days. This is because Atlassian strictly abides by the compliance and security protocols.

Customers can retrieve the backed up data by initiating a restore using our Create restore API.