Using Archive in CloudM Manage – CloudM

Once the role has been defined and assigned to a user or users, the Archive button will become visible in the navigation menu. If a user is signed into CloudM Manage when the role is assigned to them, they may need to refresh their page to view the option.

Selecting the Archive button will prompt a list of the following options to be displayed (depending on the permissions assigned):

Configure - You have already completed the initial configuration in the Configuring Archive in CloudM Manage article.
- You can add multiple storage buckets, using the + Add bucket configuration button. Your existing storage buckets will be listed as tabs at the top of the Configure screen.
- If you need to change the configuration for one of the storage buckets that CloudM Manage will archive to and restore from, you can select Edit and enter the updated settings.
- You can change the default storage bucket by selecting Set as default. This will prompt a "default" flag to appear next to the name of the storage bucket, and user data will be archived to this bucket if you have configured an offboarding workflow to archive to the default storage bucket.
- You can set the Retention Policy for the storage bucket to specify the number of days that email data and drive data will be stored in Archive before it is automatically purged (permanently deleted) from the system.
Restore - You can view all archived users and their data here.
Status - You can view information on all archive and restore processes that have been attempted, including the name of the archived user, the date that the process was started, the type of data migrated, the executor of the process and the status of the process (e.g. Completed, Aborted, Failed).
Vault Configuration - You can configure Archive so that a user's Vault data can be archived (and restored). Archived Vault data will be displayed under a "Vault" label in the Restore section.
- Vault Configuration is only available on Google domains.
Import Migrated Users - CloudM Migrate gives you the ability to bulk migrate users to a different Google Storage Bucket than used for Archive, and then you can use the Import Migrated Users section to import individual or multiple users into Archive, which in turn, can be restored to a CloudM Manage account.