Clumio provides Iceberg-aware, air-gapped backups of your Apache Iceberg tables managed by the AWS Glue Data Catalog and Amazon S3 Tables. Iceberg-aware backup preserves Iceberg table metadata and snapshot relationships, so restores are automated and transactionally consistent. Protection includes scheduled SecureVault Standard backups, on-demand backups, cross-region backup, and cross-account/cross-region restore to any point in time or snapshot.
For more information about getting started, see Getting started with Clumio Protect for Apache Iceberg.
Clumio stores your Apache Iceberg backups in the SecureVault Standard tier. For more information, see Apache Iceberg backups.
What determines support is the catalog, not the bucket type
Clumio's Apache Iceberg support is determined by which catalog manages the table, not where the underlying data files reside. Iceberg tables stored in standard S3 buckets are supported as long as they are registered in the AWS Glue Data Catalog. Tables managed exclusively by other catalogs (for example, a standalone Hive metastore or Unity Catalog) are not supported.
The Inventory page (AWS > Inventory > Apache Iceberg tables) lists the Apache Iceberg tables deployed in your connected AWS accounts. Glue tables and S3 tables appear on separate tabs.
The Inventory page displays the following information:
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Table Name: The name of the Apache Iceberg table.
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Account: The account that the table belongs to.
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Region: The AWS region that the table is located in.
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Tags: The AWS tag key and value assigned to the table (there may be multiple tags), set through the AWS Management Console. Tags apply to Amazon S3 tables only, because AWS Glue does not support AWS tags.
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Policy: The Clumio policy currently protecting the table. You can apply or modify protection by clicking the modify icon and choosing a policy.
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Backup status: The backup status of your Iceberg tables across connected accounts over a period of time. The default period is the past 7 days. The status can be any one of the following:
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No backup: No backup tasks within the selected period of time.
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Success: All backup tasks within the selected period of time have succeeded.
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Partial success: The latest backup task within the selected period has succeeded. However, there are failed backup tasks in that same period.
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Failure: The latest backup task within the selected period has failed.
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Last Backup: The details about the last successful backup, as follows:
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# of hours/days: The period of time since the last successful backup occurred. If the table was recently assigned to a new policy and is waiting for seeding, this represents the last successful backup performed under the old policy.
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Dash symbol (-): There are no backups for this table because a successful backup was never performed.
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Click a table to view its backup details, including backup history, alert details, and recovery options.