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Laravel SingleStore Backup

Laravel SingleStore Backup is a package that makes it easy to make backups of your SingleStore database to your favorite storage. Behind the scenes, this package uses the BACKUP DATABASE command, a native command from SingleStore DB engine.

Contents

• Installation
• Supported Drivers
• Configuring
• Basic Usage
  • Setting Timeout Parameter
  • Setting With Date Parameter
  • Setting With Time Parameter
  • Init Backup
  • Differential Backup
• Prune Backups
  • Prune Incremental Backups
  • Prune Backups Older Than Days
  • Prune Backups Older Than Date
• Advanced Usage
• Publishing Config File
• License

Installation

You can install the package via composer:

Supported Drivers

This package supports the following backup drivers:

• Local - local
• S3 / S3 compatible - s3
• Google Cloud Storage - gcs
• Azure Blobs - azure

Configuring

You must add the following lines to your .env file in order to configure your S3 credentials:

Basic Usage

Below there is a simple example of how you use the backup command. By default, the command will do a full backup.

Setting Timeout Parameter

You can set the timeout parameter, a value specified in milliseconds, to determines the length of time to wait for the BACKUP DATABASE command to commit across the cluster. If not specified, the default_distributed_ddl_timeout global variable value is used.

Setting With Date Parameter

If you want to add the date to the backup name, you can do that by using the --with-date parameter.

Setting With Time Parameter

If you want to add the time to the backup name, you can do that by using the --with-time parameter.

[!IMPORTANT] The --with-date and --with-time parameters cannot be used in an incremental backup.

Init Backup

If you're making an incremental backup and want to create the INIT backup, you can do that by using the --init parameter.

Differential Backup

If you're making an incremental backup and want to do a DIFFERENTIAL backup, you can do that by using the --differential parameter.

Prune Backups

You can prune backups by using the singlestore:prune-backups command. This command will prune the {$database}.backup directory by default.

[!IMPORTANT] All pruning command can only be executed with the s3 driver, and they follow the path specified in the SINGLESTORE_BACKUP_PATH environment variable.

Prune Incremental Backups

If you want to prune incremental backups, you can do that by using the --incremental parameter. This will prune the {$database}.incr_backup directory.

Prune Backups Older Than Days

If you want to prune backups older than a certain number of days, you can do that by using the --older-than-days parameter. This will prune the {$database}_(.*?).backup (respecting the date) directory.

Prune Backups Older Than Date

If you want to prune backups older than a certain date, you can do that by using the --older-than-date parameter. This will prune the {$database}_(.*?).backup (respecting the date) directory.

[!IMPORTANT] Be careful when using the --older-than-date or --older-than-days parameters. They will prune all directories matched with the {$database}_(.*?).backup pattern + respecting the date specified. It may delete other unrelated directories if they match the pattern.

Advanced Usage

Sometimes the simple backup command with configs may not be flexible as you want. Instead, you can use the SinglestoreBackup class:

Available arguments:

• driver
• database
• path
• endpoint
• timeout
• publicKey
• secretKey
• bucket
• init
• differential
• region
• multipartChunkSizeMb
• s3ForcePathStyle
• compatibilityMode
• withDate
• withTime

Publishing Config File

You can publish the package configuration file to your project with the following command:

License

Laravel SingleStore Backup is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.