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Informations about the package snapshot

Snapshot

Mysql snapshot utility

Features

Configuration

Snapshot is configured using a snapshot.yml file.

The file will be automatically loaded from the current working directory, or from /etc/snapshot.yml.

You can also pass --config or -c to specify the exact config filename you wish to use.

To get you started, simply run:

cp snapshot.yml.dist snapshot.yml

and edit snapshot.yml to fit your environment

Example snapshot.yml

In the following config you'll find 2 configured database servers (server-a and server-b), and one storage backend (store1):

Usage examples:

Backing up a whole server:

The following command will backup all databases on server-a to store1.

bin/snapshot server:backup server-a store1

Backing up a single database:

The following command will backup database my_db on server-a to store1.

bin/snapshot database:backup server-a my_db store1

List remote snapshots

The following command will list all snapshots in store1.

bin/snapshot snapshot:list store1

The following command will list all snapshots in store1 matching a filter.

bin/snapshot snapshot:list store1 snapshot-a/*/my_db

Restoring backups

The following command will restore a backup of snapshot server-a/20160101/my_db from store1 onto server-b:

bin/snapshot snapshot:restore store1 server-b server-a/20160101/my_db

License

MIT. Please refer to the license file for details.

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Requires symfony/console Version ^4.0|^3.0|^2.7
symfony/process Version ^4.0|^3.0|^2.7
symfony/yaml Version ^4.0|^3.0|^2.7
linkorb/objectstorage Version ~2.0
aws/aws-sdk-php Version ~2.8|~3.0
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