Restore a MongoDB Backup
A clear, step-by-step guide that details the process of restoring a MongoDB backup from your replica set. This overview focuses on executing the essential commands to recover your data, ensuring it is properly restored and reintegrated—all without delving into advanced recovery configurations or long-term backup management tasks.
Here's the restore inventory—your handy list of all backups for this replicaset and even other MongoDB replicasets.

It appears that you have backups available, so let’s get started and restore one!

Simply drag the backup from the backups inventory onto the primary node to kick off the restore process.

Now type "restore me" in the input field.

Instantly, a REST API command is generated—your ticket to automating future restore setups with your DEVOPS tool.

Once everything looks good, press Submit to launch the restore process.

You'll see a status update indicating that the restore process has started, followed by another update when the backup is successfully restored.

For a closer look at the details, click on the backups inventory to view your newly restored backup.

And there you have it—your backup has been restored and is ready for action!