restorepath
Restorepath is a term used in data management to describe the operation of reconstructing a file or directory to an earlier state, while preserving or re-establishing its path within a file system or archive. It is commonly used in backup, versioning, and disaster recovery workflows to recover data with attention to the original location or a user-defined mapping.
In backup and archival systems, restorepath enables bringing back a specific file or folder to its historical
Tools that support restorepath usually require a reference to a historical state (a backup, snapshot, or version
Restorepath workflows must consider consistency across related files, the correctness of metadata, and the handling of
Backup and restore, snapshot, version control, disaster recovery, data migration.