Backup of ETL

I have a number of ETLs that may need to be extensively updated or removed. I would like to create a backup. I understand that there is a versioning capability built into Domo, but it would be very useful to have an offline backup as well. Besides manual work, is there a way to do this?
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You used to be able to do this with the CLI tool and specifically the
backup
command; however, it's since been deprecated per the documentation but you may be able to still utilize this> help backup backup: Performs a backup operation, to AWS S3, for all Domo entities of type <t>. backup -k <S3 Key> -s <S3 Secret> -b <S3 Bucket> -p <S3 Path> -r <S3 Region> -t <Backup Type> usage: -a,--role-arn <role-arn> Role ARN -b,--bucket <bucket> AWS S3 bucket -cd,--card-dataset <card-dataset> Card Dataset Id -cda,--card-dataset-auth <card-dataset-auth> Card Dataset Auth -cdd,--card-dataset-domain <card-dataset-domain> Card Dataset Domain -d,--detail-dataset <detail-dataset> Report Dataset -e,--external-id <external-id> Role External Id -k,--key <key> AWS S3 key -m,--kms <kms> KMS Key -n,--notifications <notifications> Notification List -p,--path <path> AWS S3 path -r,--region <region> AWS S3 region -s,--secret <secret> AWS S3 secret -t,--type <type> Backup Type -x,--summary-dataset <summary-dataset> Report Dataset
Alternatively, you can use the undocumented APIs to replicate the dataflow or utilize a third-party python package like
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In addition, and perhaps this is what you meant by manual work, you can create copies of a dataflow with one click. I often do this if I can going to rip apart a dataflow as a backup.
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You used to be able to do this with the CLI tool and specifically the
backup
command; however, it's since been deprecated per the documentation but you may be able to still utilize this> help backup backup: Performs a backup operation, to AWS S3, for all Domo entities of type <t>. backup -k <S3 Key> -s <S3 Secret> -b <S3 Bucket> -p <S3 Path> -r <S3 Region> -t <Backup Type> usage: -a,--role-arn <role-arn> Role ARN -b,--bucket <bucket> AWS S3 bucket -cd,--card-dataset <card-dataset> Card Dataset Id -cda,--card-dataset-auth <card-dataset-auth> Card Dataset Auth -cdd,--card-dataset-domain <card-dataset-domain> Card Dataset Domain -d,--detail-dataset <detail-dataset> Report Dataset -e,--external-id <external-id> Role External Id -k,--key <key> AWS S3 key -m,--kms <kms> KMS Key -n,--notifications <notifications> Notification List -p,--path <path> AWS S3 path -r,--region <region> AWS S3 region -s,--secret <secret> AWS S3 secret -t,--type <type> Backup Type -x,--summary-dataset <summary-dataset> Report Dataset
Alternatively, you can use the undocumented APIs to replicate the dataflow or utilize a third-party python package like
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In addition, and perhaps this is what you meant by manual work, you can create copies of a dataflow with one click. I often do this if I can going to rip apart a dataflow as a backup.
If I solved your problem, please select "yes" above
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Thank you both for the replies. I'm checking out domolibrary now, as I would like to be able to back up offline and programmatically.
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