generator-jhipster-database-backup
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The purpose of this module is to perform periodic backups of your database. This backup docker image currently supports MYSQL, POSTGRESQL, MONGODB and MARIADB.
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generator-jhipster-database-backup
[JHipster module] The purpose of this module is to perform periodic backups of your database. This backup docker image currently supports MYSQL, POSTGRESQL, MONGODB and MARIADB.
Introduction
This is a JHipster module, that is meant to be used in a JHipster application. The purpose of this module is to perform periodic backups of your database. This backup docker image currently supports MYSQL, POSTGRESQL, MONGODB and MARIADB. The results will be .sql or .targz saves in a backup directory.
You can find a sample application here that already have the yml file for a mySQL database if you to try it out.
Prerequisites
As this is a JHipster module, we expect you have JHipster and its related tools already installed:
Installation
With Yarn
To install this module:
yarn global add generator-jhipster-database-backup
To update this module:
yarn global upgrade generator-jhipster-database-backup
With NPM
To install this module:
npm install -g generator-jhipster-database-backup
To update this module:
npm update -g generator-jhipster-database-backup
Usage
First, you have to run the generator using the following command :
yo jhipster-database-backup
Then enter the required parameter (backup frequency), don't forget the whitespace if you are using CRON.
Now a 'backup-database-name.yml' file has been created in the following folder : src/main/docker
This service will periodically backup your database.
Then start your database Your database should be initialized and started in a docker image using the 'database-name.yml' file located in 'src/main/docker'.
sudo docker-compose -f <database-name>.yml up
If the database failed to start, you should check if the port is free (for example 'sudo service mysql stop' to stop the default mysql service).
Finally, start the backup service :
sudo docker-compose -f backup-<database-name>.yml up
You will find your backups in the backup folder located in : src/main/docker
MYSQL
To find more details about the docker image and the parameters click here.
POSTGRESQL
To find more details about the docker image and the parameters click here.
MONGODB
Your database must not be empty ! To find more details about the docker image and the parameters click here.
MARIADB
To find more details about the docker image and the parameters click here.
License
MIT © Contribution JHipster UGA Julien COURTIAL, Hugo GROS-DAILLON, Cédric LAFRASSE et Bastien TERRIER Our contribution uses the open source work of Avi Deitcher and tutumcloud.
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