Create a Restore Task for recovering Applications like SQL Databases.

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Returns the created Restore Task.

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Request to create a Restore Task for recovering Applications like SQL DB.
volumes to mount points.

Specifies the request to create a restore task for restoring Application
Servers like SQL or Exchange servers hosted by a Protection Source.

string | null
enum
required

Specifies the Environment of the Application to restore like 'kSQL', or
'kExchange'.
overrideDescription: true
Supported environment types such as 'kView', 'kSQL', 'kVMware', etc.
NOTE: 'kPuppeteer' refers to Cohesity's Remote Adapter.
'kVMware' indicates the VMware Protection Source environment.
'kHyperV' indicates the HyperV Protection Source environment.
'kSQL' indicates the SQL Protection Source environment.
'kView' indicates the View Protection Source environment.
'kPuppeteer' indicates the Cohesity's Remote Adapter.
'kPhysical' indicates the physical Protection Source environment.
'kPure' indicates the Pure Storage Protection Source environment.
'kNimble' indicates the Nimble Storage Protection Source environment.
'kHpe3Par' indicates the Hpe 3Par Storage Protection Source environment.
'kAzure' indicates the Microsoft's Azure Protection Source environment.
'kNetapp' indicates the Netapp Protection Source environment.
'kAgent' indicates the Agent Protection Source environment.
'kGenericNas' indicates the Generic Network Attached Storage Protection
Source environment.
'kAcropolis' indicates the Acropolis Protection Source environment.
'kPhysicalFiles' indicates the Physical Files Protection Source environment.
'kIbmFlashSystem' indicates the IBM Flash System Protection Source environment.
'kIsilon' indicates the Dell EMC's Isilon Protection Source environment.
'kGPFS' indicates IBM's GPFS Protection Source environment.
'kKVM' indicates the KVM Protection Source environment.
'kAWS' indicates the AWS Protection Source environment.
'kExchange' indicates the Exchange Protection Source environment.
'kHyperVVSS' indicates the HyperV VSS Protection Source
environment.
'kOracle' indicates the Oracle Protection Source environment.
'kGCP' indicates the Google Cloud Platform Protection Source environment.
'kFlashBlade' indicates the Flash Blade Protection Source environment.
'kAWSNative' indicates the AWS Native Protection Source environment.
'kO365' indicates the Office 365 Protection Source environment.
'kO365Outlook' indicates Office 365 outlook Protection Source environment.
'kHyperFlex' indicates the Hyper Flex Protection Source environment.
'kGCPNative' indicates the GCP Native Protection Source environment.
'kAzureNative' indicates the Azure Native Protection Source environment.
'kKubernetes' indicates a Kubernetes Protection Source environment.
'kElastifile' indicates Elastifile Protection Source environment.
'kAD' indicates Active Directory Protection Source environment.
'kRDSSnapshotManager' indicates AWS RDS Protection Source environment.
'kCassandra' indicates Cassandra Protection Source environment.
'kMongoDB' indicates MongoDB Protection Source environment.
'kCouchbase' indicates Couchbase Protection Source environment.
'kHdfs' indicates Hdfs Protection Source environment.
'kHive' indicates Hive Protection Source environment.
'kHBase' indicates HBase Protection Source environment.
'kUDA' indicates Universal Data Adapter Protection Source environment.
'kSAPHANA' indicates SAP HANA protection source environment.
'kDB2' indicates DB2 Protection Source environment.
'kO365Teams' indicates the Office365 Teams Protection Source environment.
'kO365Group' indicates the Office365 Groups Protection Source environment.
'kO365Exchange' indicates the Office365 Mailbox Protection Source environment.
'kO365OneDrive' indicates the Office365 OneDrive Protection Source environment.
'kO365Sharepoint' indicates the Office365 SharePoint Protection Source environment.
'kO365PublicFolders' indicates the Office365 PublicFolders Protection Source environment.
'kPostgres' indicates the Postgres Protection Source environment.
kHpe3Par, kIbmFlashSystem, kAzure, kNetapp, kAgent, kGenericNas, kAcropolis,
kPhysicalFiles, kIsilon, kGPFS, kKVM, kAWS, kExchange, kHyperVVSS, kOracle,
kGCP, kFlashBlade, kAWSNative, kO365, kO365Outlook, kHyperFlex, kGCPNative,
kAzureNative, kKubernetes, kElastifile, kAD, kRDSSnapshotManager,
kCassandra, kMongoDB, kCouchbase, kHdfs, kHive, kHBase, kUDA, kSAPHANA,
kO365Teams, kO365Group, kO365Exchange, kO365OneDrive, kO365Sharepoint,
kO365PublicFolders, kMongoDBPhysical, kPostgres

applicationRestoreObjects
array of objects | null

Specifies the Application Server objects whose data should be restored
and the restore parameters for each of them.
This field will be deprecated. Use the field
ProtectionSourceAndApplicationRestoreObjects.
deprecated: true

applicationRestoreObjects
cloudCredentials
object | null

Specifies the cloud credentials used to authenticate with cloud(Aws).

hostingProtectionSource
object | null
required

Specifies the restore information for the Protection Source object that
registered and hosts the Application Servers. This provides the
snapshot details from which the applications should be restored.
This field will be deprecated. Use the field
ProtectionSourceAndApplicationRestoreObjects.
deprecated: true

string | null
required

Specifies a name for the new task to be created. This field has to be
set, and it needs to be unique across all restore tasks.

string | null

Specifies password of the username to access the target source.

protectionSourceAndApplicationObjects
array of objects | null

Specifies the list of hosting protection source and Application restore
objects tuple.

protectionSourceAndApplicationObjects
string | null

Specifies username to access the target source.

vlanParameters
object | null

Specifies VLAN parameters for the restore operation.

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