rbackup

Simple backup upload & rotation cli commands.

Perform a rotation & upload

python3 -m rbackup -m 4 -r '{"path": "/tmp/test-del"}' ./README.md ""

Keep only last 4 versions in /tmp/test-del directory

python3 -m rbackup.rotate -m 4 -r '{"path": "/tmp/test-del"}'

Keep only last 2 files on remote S3 bucket

• Only last 2 files: -m 2
• Only matching pattern: .*\.csv

python3 -m rbackup.rotate -m 2 --remote-type s3 -r '{"endpoint": "http://127.0.0.1:9000", "access_key_id": "anarchism", "secret_key_id": "anarchism", "bucket_name": "test", "base_dir": "backups"}' -p '.*\.csv'

Complete example with Min.io

# at first upload, do it multiple times
python3 -m rbackup.upload --remote-type s3 -r '{"endpoint": "http://127.0.0.1:9000", "access_key_id": "anarchism", "secret_key_id": "anarchism", "bucket_name": "test", "base_dir": "backups"}' ./README.md ""

# then rotate files
python3 -m rbackup.rotate -m 2 --remote-type s3 -r '{"endpoint": "http://127.0.0.1:9000", "access_key_id": "anarchism", "secret_key_id": "anarchism", "bucket_name": "test", "base_dir": "backups"}' -p 'backup-(.*)

Example with End-To-End (E2E) encrypted S3 remote (using rclone)

python3 -m rbackup --remote-type s3crypto -r '{"endpoint": "http://127.0.0.1:9000", "enc_password": "test123test123", "enc_salt_password": "testtesttesttesttest", "base_dir": "", "access_key_id": "anarchism", "secret_key": "anarchism", "bucket_name": "test"}' -m 4 ./README.md --pattern '(.*)\.md'