Manage your profile snapshots with TagoIO CLI v3.2.0

General Announcements
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We have released TagoIO CLI version 3.2.0, introducing a complete Backup and Restore feature.

Managing complex applications often means juggling dozens of dashboards, actions, and analysis scripts. With this update, you can now create snapshots of your entire profile and restore them exactly when you need to—whether you are migrating configurations or simply need a safety net before making changes.

What you can do

The new backup command handles your profile configuration with flexibility:

  • Create full snapshots: Capture all your resources—including Devices, Dashboards, Run Users, Analysis, and Files—in a single command.
  • Restore with precision: You don’t have to roll back everything at once. You can restore an entire profile, specific resource types (e.g., just your Actions), or even a single item.
  • Local management: List your available backups or download them directly to your local machine for external storage.

How to use it

Once you update your CLI, you can start managing your backups immediately using the tagoio backup namespace.

Create a backup

tagoio backup create

List available backups

tagoio backup list

Restore everything

tagoio backup restore

Restore specific parts
If you only need to recover specific elements, you can use the flags --resources or --items to pick what you want to restore through an interactive CLI interface:

# Restore only Actions and Devices
tagoio backup restore --resources 

# Restore a specific item
tagoio backup restore --items

Get started

Update your TagoIO CLI to version 3.2.0 to start securing your profile configurations today.

View the full changelog →

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Hi, This is an excellent feature. However when I try to do backup with CLI 3.2.0 I get error:
[ERROR] [429] Too many requests (Retry-After: xxx)

Re-running the command gives different number in Retry-After.

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Hi @alexei,

Thanks for reaching out! To help us investigate this further, could you please provide a few more details?

  • Which specific command were you running when the error occurred?
  • What is your current account plan (e.g., Free, Starter, Scale)?

This information will help us better understand your current usage and look for ways to optimize our backup process.

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Hi, I have Free plan, and seeing the error with any backup command like “tagoio backup list” or “tagoio backup create“

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Hi @alexei,

We’ve recently updated the API to provide clearer feedback regarding account limitations. If you try to manage backups while on the Free plan, the CLI will now return the following message:

[ERROR] [400] Backup feature is not available on the free plan. Please upgrade your plan to access backup functionality.

At the moment, the backup functionality is available only for paid plans.

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