# Snapshot Configuration Properties of the Google Cloud

The Configuration tab contains snapshot configuration properties that affect the behavior of the snapshot storage in your environment.

Property | Description
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Snap Operation Retry Interval (in seconds) | The time interval (in seconds) after which the next mount operation is attempted. The default value is 60.
Snap Operation Retry Count | The number of retry attempts for a mount operation. The default value is 10.
Enable Diagnostic Logging | When selected, enables diagnostic logging. The default value is not selected.
Create safe-point snapshot before revert | Applies to: Revert operation only. When selected, a safe-point snapshot of the source disk is created before the revert operation. The default setting is selected. When selected and the revert operation fails, the system uses the safe-point snapshot to get back to the original state by restoring the original disk. Safe-point snapshots are deleted after the revert operation, even if the revert operation doesn't succeed. If the system doesn't automatically delete the safe-point snapshot, then you can manually delete the snapshot from the Google Cloud console. Caution When this check box is clear, revert failures might result in deleted disks and there may be no way to get back the original disk.
Number of threads to use for processing snapshots in parallel | Applies to: Backup operation and revert operation. Specifies the number of threads for processing disks in parallel during the revert operation. The default is number is 8. One thread is allocated per disk. If there are more disks than threads, the extra disks will be processed when threads become available.
Select the type of disk to create during backup copy | Choose a disk type to create during backup from the following: Same as source disk SSD persistent disk (for better IOPS) Standard persistent disk (for better cost)

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