Bucket backup

A simple container wich send a mount volume content to an object storage bucket (i.e: S3 on AWS, GCS on GCP, object storage on Scaleway, mini-o on prem, etc).

It's interoperable when your infrastructure provide object storages with S3 compatibility standard (it's using the mini-o client).

You'll find a tutorial on how to use it with ansible on the comwork cloud documentation.

Table of content

• Bucket backup
  • Table of content
  • Git repositories
  • Environment variables
  • Run it
    • With docker-compose
    • Deployment with ansible

Git repositories

• Main repo: https://gitlab.comwork.io/oss/bucket-backup
• Github mirror: https://github.com/idrissneumann/bucket-backup.git
• Gitlab mirror: https://gitlab.com/ineumann/bucket-backup.git
• Bitbucket mirror: https://bitbucket.org/idrissneumann/bucket-backup.git
• Froggit mirror: https://lab.frogg.it/ineumann/bucket-backup.git

Environment variables

• BACKUP_LOCATION: path to the file to backup (if it's a folder, compress-it and archive-it before with gzip or tar)
• FILE_NAME: file to backup basename
• BUCKET_ENDPOINT: bucket endpoint url
• BUCKET_ACCESS_KEY: bucket access key
• BUCKET_SECRET_KEY: bucket secret key
• BUCKET_NAME (optional): bucket name (if you're using a global endpoint that serve multiple buckets)
• DATE_FORMAT (optional): backup date format (folder name). Default +%F which corresponds to YYYY-MM-JJ)
• MAX_RETENTION (optional): number of days to keep backup. Default: 5 days.s
• DISABLE_BACKUP (optional): if set, disable the backup step
• DISABLE_CLEAN (optional): if set, disable the clean step

Not: you can upload to multiple backup using an increment suffix (the suffix must be consecutives and start from 1):

• BUCKET_ENDPOINT_1, BUCKET_ACCESS_KEY_1, BUCKET_SECRET_KEY_1, BUCKET_NAME_1
• BUCKET_ENDPOINT_2, BUCKET_ACCESS_KEY_2, BUCKET_SECRET_KEY_2, BUCKET_NAME_2
• etc

Run it

With docker-compose

You can check our docker-compose.yml

cp .env.dist .env
# replace the values
docker-compose up --build

Deployment with ansible

You can check our ansible role here

You'll find a tutorial on how to use it with ansible on the comwork cloud documentation.