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- BendSQL is installed on your local machine. See [Installing BendSQL](/guides/sql-clients/bendsql/#installing-bendsql) for instructions on how to install BendSQL using various package managers.
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- The Databend release package: Download the release from the [Databend GitHub Releases page](https://github.com/databendlabs/databend/releases). The package contains the `databend-bendsave` binary in the `bin` directory, which is the tool we'll use for backup and restore operations in this tutorial.
│ ├── databend-bendsave # The BendSave binary used in this tutorial
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│ ├── databend-meta
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│ ├── databend-metactl
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│ └── databend-query
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├── configs
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│ ├── databend-meta.toml
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│ └── databend-query.toml
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└── ...
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```
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## Step 1: Launch MinIO in Docker
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1. Start a MinIO container on your Linux machine. The following command launches a MinIO container named **minio**, with ports `9000` (for the API) and `9001` (for the web console) exposed:
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