> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.trilio.io/kubernetes/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.trilio.io/kubernetes/4.0.x/getting-started/using-trilio/getting-started-with-management-console/navigating-intro/backup-and-recovery/backupplans/backupplan-actions.md).

# Backup Plans - Actions

The Backup & Recovery's **Namespace** page is primarily an informational page, presenting the user with a complete overview of everything related to their namespaces. However, there are some actions that the user can take, which are detailed in the following sections of this page. There are four actions that may be executed for a single namespace:

* Edit
* Create Backup
* View Backup & Restore summary
* View YAML
* Delete

## Actions - Edit

From the Backup & Recovery's **Backupplans** page:

1. Identify the listed backup plan that you wish to edit.
2. Click the corresponding **Actions** button on the right side of the main UI window.
3. From the menu displayed, select **Edit**.
4. Depending on the backup plan selected, the **Edit Backupplan** (Applications), **Edit Backupplan** (Single Namespace), or **Edit Multi-Namespace Backupplan** displays. Refer respectively to [Create Backup Plans](/kubernetes/4.0.x/getting-started/using-trilio/getting-started-with-management-console/navigating-intro/backup-and-recovery/backupplans/create-backup-plans.md#backup-plan-application), [Create Backup Plans](/kubernetes/4.0.x/getting-started/using-trilio/getting-started-with-management-console/navigating-intro/backup-and-recovery/backupplans/create-backup-plans.md#backup-plan-single-namepspace), or [Create Backup Plans](/kubernetes/4.0.x/getting-started/using-trilio/getting-started-with-management-console/navigating-intro/backup-and-recovery/backupplans/create-backup-plans.md#backup-plan-multi-namepspace) for step-by-step details.
5. Once all edits are completed, select **Save**.

## Actions - Create Backup

From the Backup & Recovery's **Backupplans** page, follow the identical instructions found in [Namespaces - Actions](/kubernetes/4.0.x/getting-started/using-trilio/getting-started-with-management-console/navigating-intro/backup-and-recovery/b-and-r-namespaces/b-and-r-namespaces-actions.md#actions-create-backup).

## Actions - **View Backup & Restore summary**

From the Backup & Recovery's **Backupplan** page, follow the identical instructions found in [Namespaces - Actions](/kubernetes/4.0.x/getting-started/using-trilio/getting-started-with-management-console/navigating-intro/backup-and-recovery/b-and-r-namespaces/b-and-r-namespaces-actions.md#actions-view-backup-and-restore-summary).

## Actions - **View YAML**

From the Backup & Recovery's **Backupplans** page:

1. Identify the listed backup plan that you wish to view the YAML for.
2. Click the corresponding **Actions** button on the right side of the main UI window.
3. From the menu displayed, select **View YAML**.
4. Depending on the backupplan type (**Application**, **Single Namespace**, or **Multi-Namespace**), the page displayed provides the ability to view and copy all associated YAML files. For example, for a **Multi-Namespace** backupplan, the available YAML files displayed are:
   * Clusterbackupplan
   * Incremental Schedule Policy
   * Schedule Policy
   * Retention Policy
   * Encryptions Secret
   * Target
   * Target Credential Secret

![Multi-Namespace Backupplan YAMLs](/files/i2yrkHSlcox2YcvnJLXS)

## Actions - Delete

From the Backup & Recovery's **Backupplans** page:

1. Identify the listed backup plan that you wish to delete.
2. Click the corresponding **Actions** button on the right side of the main UI window.\
   ![](/files/zXEk6xXPOcagxtfkpHUz)
3. From the menu displayed, select **Delete**.
4. When prompted "*Are you sure you want to delete this backupplan?*", click **Yes**.


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