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== Locations == | == Locations == | ||
| − | * /backup on [[ | + | * /backup on [[Machine/justice]]: daily filesystem backups for [[Machine/freedom]] |
| − | * /backup on [[ | + | * /backup on [[Machine/freedom]]: daily filesystem backups for [[Machine/justice]] |
* /backup on [[Machine/housetree]]: daily filesystem backups for [[Machine/sunjammer]] | * /backup on [[Machine/housetree]]: daily filesystem backups for [[Machine/sunjammer]] | ||
* /backup on sunjammer.sugarlabs.org: daily database dumps (ldap, mysql and pgsql) for [[Machine/sunjammer]] | * /backup on sunjammer.sugarlabs.org: daily database dumps (ldap, mysql and pgsql) for [[Machine/sunjammer]] | ||
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== Administrative contact == | == Administrative contact == | ||
| − | bernie AT sugarlabs DOT org | + | * Bernie Innocenti <bernie AT sugarlabs DOT org> |
== Sysadmins == | == Sysadmins == | ||
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* [[User:Bernie|Bernie Innocenti]] | * [[User:Bernie|Bernie Innocenti]] | ||
| − | == | + | == wizbackup == |
| − | + | * [[http://codewiz.org/gitweb/wizbackup.git|Source code]] | |
| + | * [[http://codewiz.org/gitweb/wizbackup.git/blob/HEAD:/INSTALL|Installation instructions]] | ||
| − | + | This is the main backup script for all [[Machine|Sugar Labs Machines]]. It's a minimalist script based on rsync and keeps a history of N days using hard-links. While it's very very simple, wizbackup gets the job done and has the added benefit of not requiring any tools to read or restore a backup. The advantage over similar backup solution is that backups are just plain filesystem snapashots of the source machines; the main disadvantage is poor performance with large files which change often, such as logs or databases (my solution is to exclude these and backup the data using ad-hoc methods, such as SQL dumps). | |
| − | + | The `wizbackup-driver` script runs daily on the backup servers from `/etc/cron.daily/wizbackup`. | |
| − | + | It reads a list of hostnames to backup from `/backup/HOSTS/<machine-group-name>` and an optional list of files exclusions from `/backup/EXCLUDES`. | |
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== Sunjammer == | == Sunjammer == | ||
Revision as of 18:35, 5 April 2015
Locations
- /backup on Machine/justice: daily filesystem backups for Machine/freedom
- /backup on Machine/freedom: daily filesystem backups for Machine/justice
- /backup on Machine/housetree: daily filesystem backups for Machine/sunjammer
- /backup on sunjammer.sugarlabs.org: daily database dumps (ldap, mysql and pgsql) for Machine/sunjammer
Administrative contact
* Bernie Innocenti <bernie AT sugarlabs DOT org>
Sysadmins
For non-emergency calls, preferably send email to the administrative contact.
wizbackup
* [code] * [instructions]
This is the main backup script for all Sugar Labs Machines. It's a minimalist script based on rsync and keeps a history of N days using hard-links. While it's very very simple, wizbackup gets the job done and has the added benefit of not requiring any tools to read or restore a backup. The advantage over similar backup solution is that backups are just plain filesystem snapashots of the source machines; the main disadvantage is poor performance with large files which change often, such as logs or databases (my solution is to exclude these and backup the data using ad-hoc methods, such as SQL dumps). The `wizbackup-driver` script runs daily on the backup servers from `/etc/cron.daily/wizbackup`. It reads a list of hostnames to backup from `/backup/HOSTS/<machine-group-name>` and an optional list of files exclusions from `/backup/EXCLUDES`.
Sunjammer
Machine/sunjammer's filesystem is being backed up on Machine/treehouse using rsync + 7 days of history with hard links.
The MySQL, PostgreSQL and LDAP databases are being backed up daily on backup.sugarlabs.org, encrypted with gpg. TODO: at the moment, we don't have a script to cleanup old backups.
Restoring files from duplicity backups
To restore a backup try something like:
duplicity restore -t 7D --file-to-restore <source/path/to/restore/from> scp://sugarbackup@backup.sugarlabs.org/backup/<machine.sugarlabs.org> </destination/path/to/restore/to>
- Replace <> with your values
Example:
duplicity restore -t 7D --file-to-restore var/lib/mysql/wordpress scp://sugarbackup@backup.sugarlabs.org/backup/sunjammer.sugarlabs.org /home/bernie/restore/wordpress
See Also
- There are instructions on how to set up a backup here: Infrastructure_Team/Template_virtual_machine_lucid