Add a webpage that walks through the new backup and restore examples for a local Vitess environment.

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 ## Next Steps
 
-Congratulations, you have successfully resharded your `customer` keyspace into two shards.
-Now, let's learn [how to schedule backups](../../operating-vitess/backup-and-restore/scheduled-backups) of your Vitess cluster.
+Congratulations! You have successfully resharded your customer keyspace into two shards. Now, let's learn how to take backups of your Vitess cluster.
+
+* For local environments: You can refer to the section on [Backups and Restore for Local Environment](../../operating-vitess/backup-and-restore/backup_and_restore_local) to backup and restore your cluster.
+
+* For Kubernetes environments: You can follow the instructions on [how to schedule backups](../../operating-vitess/backup-and-restore/scheduled-backups) to automate your backup process.

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+---
+title: Backups and Restore for Local Environment
+weight: 5
+aliases: ['/docs/user-guides/backup-and-restore/']
+---
+
+{{< info >}}
+This guide follows on from the Get Started guides. Please make sure that you have
+a [local](../../../../get-started/local) installation ready. It also assumes
+that the [MoveTables](../../../migration/move-tables/) and [Resharding](../../../configuration-advanced/resharding) user guides have been followed (which take you through
+steps `101` to `306`).
+
+This guide is specifically useful for users running Vitess in a local environment. If you are running Vitess on K8S, consider following similar steps with the necessary K8S-specific configurations, or follow the [K8S guide on how to schedule backups](../scheduled-backups/).
+{{< /info >}}
+
+## Backups
+
+If you are not already familiar with [how backups work](../overview/) in Vitess we suggest you familiarize yourself with them first.
+
+## Backing Up and Restoring
+
+### Taking a Backup
+
+In this section, we will explain how to backup the `customer` keyspace and its shards. The backups will be stored locally on your machine. You can decide to store the backup files on [any of the supported storage services](../overview/#backup-storage-services) too.
+
+Run the script:
+
+```bash
+./401_backup.sh
+```
+
+This will start the backup process for the customer keyspace and all its shards. When you run the script, the following output can be expected:
+
+```
+Ensuring keyspace customer exists and shards are healthy...
+Backing up shard -80 in keyspace customer...
+...
+customer/-80 (zone1-0000000300): time:{seconds:1728639914 nanoseconds:403262115} file:"backup.go" line:152 value:"Starting backup 2024-10-11.094514.zone1-0000000300"
+...
+Backup succeeded for shard -80.
+...
+customer/80- (zone1-0000000401): time:{seconds:1728639980 nanoseconds:482699704} file:"backup.go" line:152 value:"Starting backup 2024-10-11.094620.zone1-0000000401"
+...
+Backing up shard 80- in keyspace customer...
+Backup succeeded for shard 80-.
+Backup process completed successfully for all shards in customer.
+```
+
+### Listing Backups
+
+Let's now list the backups we have created by running the following script. Each backup will labeled according to the keyspace and shard it belongs to.
+
+``` bash
+./402_list_backup.sh
+```
+
+
+When you run the script, the following output can be expected:
+
+```
+Listing available backups for keyspace customer and shard -80...
+2024-10-12.064518.zone1-0000000300
+Listing available backups for keyspace customer and shard 80-...
+2024-10-12.064523.zone1-0000000401
+Backup listing process completed.
+```
+
+Since this is a local environment, the backups will be stored directly on your machine, and you can view them in the specified backup directory using this command:
+
+```bash
+~$ ls -lR $VTDATAROOT/backups
+```
+
+You will be able to find the `customer` keyspace folder, and each shard (`-80`, `80-`) subfolder too, in which the numbered backup files are located.
+
+### Restore From Backup
+
+To restore your backups for the `customer` keyspace and its shards, you can use the provided script to easily initiate the restoration process. The backups will be restored from the local machine where they were saved.
+
+Run the script to initiate the restoration process:
+
+```bash
+./403_restore_from_backup.sh
+```
+
+When you run the restore script, the following output can be expected:
+
+```
+Finding replica tablets for shard -80...
+Restoring tablet zone1-0000000300 from backup for shard -80...
+...
+customer/-80 (zone1-0000000300): time:{seconds:1728641586 nanoseconds:564470645} file:"restore.go" line:250 value:"Restore: original tablet type=REPLICA"
+...
+Finding replica tablets for shard 80-...
+Restoring tablet zone1-0000000401 from backup for shard 80-...
+...
+customer/80- (zone1-0000000401): time:{seconds:1728641929 nanoseconds:165948068} file:"restore.go" line:250 value:"Restore: original tablet type=REPLICA"
+...
+Restore process completed successfully for customer.
+```
+
+### Clean Up
+
+Congratulations! You have successfully completed the backup and restore process for your local Vitess environment.
+
+To clean up your Vitess environment, use the `501_teardown.sh` script for a comprehensive cleanup.
+
+This script ensures that the full cluster is cleaned up, removing any associated resources. To execute the teardown:
+
+```bash
+./501_teardown.sh
+```
+
+If needed, use the [vtctldclient](../../backup-and-restore/managing-backups) command to remove specific backups, but this is generally not required if you are running the teardown script.