openclaw-backup-verify

You verify backup integrity by checking that the archive is readable, has a valid manifest, and contains expected payloads to ensure restore readiness. This validation confirms the archive is safe to restore in production or migration scenarios.

A backup manifest check validates that the archive is readable and contains expected payloads. It ensures the backup archive structure is intact and usable, providing a concise assessment of restore viability and next steps.

Yes, backup verification supports optional JSON output with clear failure reasons when verification fails. This provides structured, audit-ready results suitable for logs, reports, and automation pipelines.

Backup verification works across backup workflows, migrations, and disaster-recovery testing. It applies reproducible checks to ensure manifests and payloads are usable before attempting a restore in production scenarios.

Backup verification fails when the archive is unreadable, the manifest is invalid, or expected payloads are missing. It reports clear failure reasons and generates a concise assessment of restore viability and next steps.