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@motleyagency/influxdb-incremental-restore

v0.0.7

Published

InfluxDB incremental restore script for InfluxDB@^1.5.x

Downloads

22

Readme

InfluxDB incremental restore

influxdb-incremental-restore InfluxDB incremental restore script with NodeJS

Why

Currently there's no way to incrementally restore incremental backups in InfluxDB (1.5.x). This script does just that for InfluxDB OSS instances.

Prerequisites

  • NodeJS > 8.9.0
  • influx CLI tool (comes with InfluxDB)
  • influxd CLI tool
  • InfluxDB -portable backups (meta, manifest and sX.tar.gz (shards/data)) in a single level deep folder
  • A running InfluxDB installation that does not contain a database with the given name.
  • (OPTIONAL) Disable query timeouts if any.

Folder structure

backups/
├── <backup-prefix1>.meta
├── <backup-prefix1>.manifest
├── <backup-prefix1>.s1.tar.gz
├── <backup-prefix1>.s200.tar.gz
├── <backup-prefix1>.sX.tar.gz
├── <backup-prefix2>.meta
├── <backup-prefix2>.manifest
├── <backup-prefix2>.s1.tar.gz
├── <backup-prefix2>.s66.tar.gz
├── <backup-prefix2>.s199.tar.gz
└── <backup-prefix2>.sX.tar.gz

How it works

The scripts runs in three different steps. First it creates a tmp folder and organises the data into groups according to their prefixes. Next it uses influxd to restore the data to the database in the format of ${dbname}_${backup-prefix}. If the restore was successful, we create an empty database (by the name of -db value or -newdb if provided) and select all the measurements into the database incrementally and drop the restored, post-fixed ones.

Installation

npm install -g @motleyagency/influxdb-incremental-restore

// or

yarn global add @motleyagency/influxdb-incremental-restore

Usage

CLI for incrementally restoring incremental InfluxDB backups

Usage
$ influxdb-incremental-restore <options> <path-to-backups>

Options
  [ -host <host> ]: Host and port for InfluxDB OSS instance. Default value is '127.0.0.1'. Required for remote connections. Example: -host 127.0.0.1
  [ -port <port> ]: Host and port for InfluxDB OSS instance. Default value is '8088'. Required for restore/backup connections. Example: -port 8088
  [ -portHttp <port> ]: Host and port for InfluxDB OSS instance. Default value is '8086'. Required for Api connections. Example: -port 8086
  [ -db <db_name>]: Name of the database to be restored from the backup. Required.
  [ -newdb <newdb_name> ]: Name of the database into which the archived data will be imported on the target system. If not specified, then the value for -db is used. The new database name must be unique to the target system.
  [ -rp <rp_name> ]: Name of the retention policy from the backup that will be restored. Requires that -db is set. If not specified, all retention policies will be used.
  [ -newrp <newrp_name> ]: Name of the retention policy to be created on the target system. Requires that -rp is set. If not specified, then the -rp value is used.
  [ -shard <shard_ID> ]: Shard ID of the shard to be restored. If specified, then -db and -rp are required.
  [ -password <password> ]: Password to connect to the server.
  [ -username <username> ]: Username to connect to the server.
  [ -ssl ]: Use https for requests.
  [ -unsafeSsl ]: Set this when connecting to the cluster using https and not use SSL verification.
  [ -pps ] How many points per second the import will allow. By default it is zero and will not throttle importing.
[ -useTargetMeasurements] Use measurements from target database, use if you get errors like '... input field "<field>" on measurement "<measurement>" is type float, already exists as type integer... '
  [ -concurrency <number> ]: Amount of concurrent requests to the database. Default is 1.
  [ --version ]: Display version and exit
  [ --help ]: Display this help

Examples
  $ influxdb-incremental-restore -db old-database ./backups
  $ influxdb-incremental-restore -db old-database ./backups # restores old-database
  $ influxdb-incremental-restore -db old-database -newdb new-database # restores old-database as new-database
  $ influxdb-incremental-restore -db old-database -useTargetMeasurements
  $ influxdb-incremental-restore --version
  $ influxdb-incremental-restore --help

You can also use npx with npx --package @motleyagency/influxdb-incremental-restore influx-incremental-restore <options> <path-to-backups> if you don't want to install it globally.

Versions

  • 0.0.7: Added flag useTargetMeasurements (#12, @mgronbar)
  • 0.0.6: You can now pick which measurements and fields you want to restore (#11, @mgronbar)
  • 0.0.5: Increased logging for better UX
  • 0.0.4: Fix portHttp flag, few typo fixes
  • 0.0.3: Separate API and RPC port configurations
  • 0.0.2: Fix bin/-link.
  • 0.0.1: Initial release catered for our needs. Seems to work but YMMV.

Contributions

Contributions are welcome! Send a PR or file a bug. Note that we follow a Code Of Conduct.

License

MIT