Directory contains few backup scripts that I'm using for backing up applications.
Scripts only support linux and you have to have installed following packages:
- openssl
- curl
- aws-amitools-ec2
The script supports archiving most of the Atlassian applications. Before running the
script you need to substitue all TODO:
| TODO | Description |
|---|---|
| ACCESS_KEY_ID | aws access key id |
| SECRET_ACCESS_KEY | aws secret access key id |
| BUCKET_NAME | aws add bucket name |
| BACKUP_LIST | a list of directories to back up |
| APP_BASE_DIR | applications base directory e.g. /application/atlassian |
| DB_USER | database username to archive |
| DB_PASS | database password |
| BUNDLE_BASE_DIR | a temporary directory where bundle is created /media/ephemeral0/backup |
Cron example:
# crontab -e
0 2 * * * /root/bin/archive-bundle -a confluence
0 2 * * * /root/bin/archive-bundle -a stash
The script archives YouTrack application. Before running the
script you need to substitue all TODO:
| TODO | Description |
|---|---|
| ACCESS_KEY_ID | aws access key id |
| SECRET_ACCESS_KEY | aws secret access key id |
| BUCKET_NAME | aws add bucket name |
| BUNDLE_DIR | a YouTrack's backup directory |
Cron example:
# crontab -e
0 2 * * * /root/bin/archive-youtrack