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Update docs/features/snapshots.md
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Expand Up @@ -17,6 +17,6 @@ The following table provides an overview of each type:
| [Selective](selective-backup.md) <br><small>GA</small> | 2.5.0 | Restore of the desired subset of data without disrupting the operations of your whole cluster| Sharded clusters starting with version 2.0.3. Sharded collections starting with version 2.1.0. | Yes | Yes |
| [Incremental](incremental-backup.md) <br><small>GA</small> | 2.1.0 (For PSMDB versions 4.2.24-24, 4.4.18-18, 5.0.2-1, 6.0.2-1 and higher) | Save on disk space for large backups where the data needs to be frequently backed up | Sharded clusters and non-sharded replica sets | Yes | No |
| [Point-in-time recovery](point-in-time-recovery.md) <br><small>GA</small> | 1.3.0 (logical) <br> 2.0.0 (physical manually) <br> 2.2.0 (physical automated) | Full restore of a database to a specific point in time with guaranteed data consistency | Sharded clusters and non-sharded replica sets | Yes | Yes |
| [Snapshot-based](snapshots.md) <br><small>[Tech preview](../reference/glossary.md#technical-preview-feature)</small> | 2.2.0 | Restore of a very large data set (e.g. Terabytes of data) with almost immediate access to data. A drawback is no guarantee for data consistency in your cluster | Sharded clusters and non-sharded replica sets | Yes | No |
| [Snapshot-based](snapshots.md) <br><small>GA</small> | 2.6.0 | Restore of a very large data set (e.g. Terabytes of data) with almost immediate access to data. A drawback is no guarantee for data consistency in your cluster | Sharded clusters and non-sharded replica sets | Yes | No |


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## Considerations

1. This is a [technical preview feature](../reference/glossary.md#technical-preview-feature).
2. Supported only for full physical backups
3. Available only if you run Percona Server for MongoDB in your environment as PBM uses the [`$backupCursor and $backupCursorExtended aggregation stages` :octicons-link-external-16:](https://docs.percona.com/percona-server-for-mongodb/latest/backup-cursor.html).
1. Supported only for full physical backups
2. Available only if you run Percona Server for MongoDB in your environment as PBM uses the [`$backupCursor and $backupCursorExtended aggregation stages` :octicons-link-external-16:](https://docs.percona.com/percona-server-for-mongodb/latest/backup-cursor.html).
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While a physical backup is a physical copy of your data directory, a snapshot is a point in time copy of your disk or a volume where the data files are stored. Restoring from snapshots is much faster and allows almost immediate access to data, while the database is unavailable during physical restore. Snapshot-based backups are especially useful for owners of large data sets with terabytes of data. Yet the snapshots don’t guarantee data consistency in sharded clusters.

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