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### Select the Create backup After clicking on the VM, scroll down and click "Create Backup".

### Backup requirement Backup Information-:-> Name**:** MyBackup Description**:** This backup contains all the critical data for the application, including user data, application settings, and system configurations. Container Name: AppDataBackupContainer

## Verify the backup status After creating the backup, navigate to the Volume section and select the backup option

Backup information :->

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