Overview

This node operation allows users to restore a VPS snapshot using the Hostinger API. It is useful for scenarios where a user needs to revert a virtual machine to a previous state captured in a snapshot, such as recovering from system errors, data corruption, or unwanted changes. For example, a user can restore a snapshot to quickly undo recent changes or recover a VPS after a failed update.

Use Case Examples

1. Restore a VPS snapshot to recover a server to a known good state after a failed software update.
2. Revert a VPS to a previous snapshot before a configuration change that caused issues.

Properties

Output

JSON

• response - The JSON response from the Hostinger API after attempting to restore the VPS snapshot, containing details about the operation's success or failure.

Dependencies

• Hostinger API authentication credential

Troubleshooting

• Ensure the Virtual Machine ID provided is correct and corresponds to an existing VPS snapshot.
• Check that the API credentials for Hostinger are valid and have the necessary permissions to restore snapshots.
• Verify that the snapshot exists and is available for restoration.
• Common error messages may include authentication failures, invalid resource IDs, or snapshot not found errors. Resolving these typically involves verifying credentials, input parameters, and snapshot availability.

Links

• Hostinger API VPS Snapshots Restore - Official API documentation for restoring VPS snapshots using the Hostinger API.