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 #### Point-in-Time Restore (PITR)
 
+> This feature allows you to restore your database to any point within the retention period, providing flexibility in case of accidental data loss or corruption.
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+> [!NOTE]
+> When you initiate a PITR, you specify the exact point in time to which you want to restore the database. <br/> 
+> - The restore process uses the daily snapshots and transaction log backups to reconstruct the database state at the specified point in time.
+> - The restore operation `creates a new MySQL Flexible Server instance with the restored data`. You need to provide a new server name for the restored instance during the restore process
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+1. **Access the Azure Portal**: Navigate to your Azure Database for MySQL instance.
+2. **Restore**: Under the `Overview` section. Choose the `Restore` option and specify the point-in-time to which you want to restore your database.
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 ### Manual Backups
 
 > `Manual Backups` provide additional control over backup operations, allowing you to create backups on demand.