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author | Julien Dessaux | 2021-05-02 21:06:53 +0200 |
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committer | Julien Dessaux | 2021-05-02 21:06:53 +0200 |
commit | 1e6f0d7c2587535c59dec93d421ca8594b69c515 (patch) | |
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parent | README rewording and syntax highlighting (diff) | |
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Fixed README formatting1.0.1
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@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ This is the ansible role I use to orchestrate the backups on my personal infrast ## Introduction -I wanted a role to easily manage my backups and did not find an existing one that satisfied me. A mandatory feature for me was the ability to configure a client in only one place without having to configure a server : the server configuration will be derived from the clients that need to use it as a backup target. Another mandatory feature is the validation of host_vars which virtually no role in the wild ever does. +I wanted a role to easily manage my backups and did not find an existing one that satisfied me. A mandatory feature for me was the ability to configure a client in only one place without having to configure a server : the server configuration will be derived from the clients that need to use it as a backup target. Another mandatory feature is the validation of host_vars which virtually no role in the wild ever does... So I wrote [mine](https://git.adyxax.org/adyxax/borg-ansible-role). This way configuring backups for a host named `yen.adyxax.org` is as simple as having the following `host_vars` : ```yaml @@ -11,8 +11,10 @@ julien@yen:~/git/adyxax/ansible$ cat host_vars/yen.adyxax.org borg_server: cobsd-jde.nexen.net borg_jobs: - { name: etc, path: "/etc", exclude: [ "/etc/firmware" ] } - - { name: gitea, path: "/tmp/gitea.zip", pre_command: "echo '/usr/local/sbin/gitea -C /etc/gitea -c /etc/gitea/app.ini dump -f /tmp/gitea.zip' | su -l _gitea", post_command: " -rm -f /tmp/gitea.zip" } + - name: gitea + path: "/tmp/gitea.zip" + pre_command: "echo '/usr/local/sbin/gitea -C /etc/gitea -c /etc/gitea/app.ini dump -f /tmp/gitea.zip' | su -l _gitea" + post_command: "rm -f /tmp/gitea.zip" - { name: nethack, path: "/opt/nethack" } - { name: var_imap, path: "/var/imap" } - { name: var_spool_imap, path: "/var/spool/imap" } @@ -40,24 +42,43 @@ julien@yen:~/git/adyxax/ansible$ cat setup.yml ## Configuration First of all you only need to configure hosts that are backup clients. There are several `host_vars` you can define to this effect : -- `borg_server`: a string that contains a borg servers hostname +- `borg_server`: a string that contains a borg servers hostname. - `borg_jobs`: a list of dict, one item per job with the following keys: - `name`: the name of the borg job, an alphanumeric string. - - `path`: an optional path containing the files to backup - - `command_to_pipe`: an optional command to pipe the backup data from - - `pre_command`: an optional command to run before a job - - `post_command`: an optional command to run after a job - - `exclude`: an optional list of paths containing locations to exclude -- `borg_prune_arguments`: a string passed to the `borg prune` command, defaults to `'--keep-within 30d'` for a 30 days backups retention + - `path`: an optional path containing the files to backup. + - `command_to_pipe`: an optional command to pipe the backup data from. + - `pre_command`: an optional command to run before a job. + - `post_command`: an optional command to run after a job. + - `exclude`: an optional list of paths containing locations to exclude. +- `borg_prune_arguments`: a string passed to the `borg prune` command, defaults to `'--keep-within 30d'` for a 30 days backups retention. To be valid a borg job entry needs to have a name and exactly one of `path` or `command_to_pipe` key. ## Jobs examples Here are some job examples : -- `{ name: etc, path: "/etc", exclude: [ "/etc/firmware" ] }` -- `{ name: mysqldump, command_to_pipe: "/usr/bin/mysqldump -h {{ mysql_server }} -u{{ ansible_hostname }} -p{{ ansible_local.mysql_client.password }} --single-transaction --add-drop-database -B {{ ansible_hostname }}" }` -- `{ name: gitea, path: "/tmp/gitea.zip", pre_command: "echo '/usr/local/sbin/gitea -C /etc/gitea -c /etc/gitea/app.ini dump -f /tmp/gitea.zip' | su -l _gitea", post_command: "rm -f /tmp/gitea.zip" }` +- backup a simple path, exclude a subdirectory : + ```yaml + - { name: etc, path: "/etc", exclude: [ "/etc/firmware" ] } + ``` +- backup from a command output, this is what I use in conjunction with another of my yet unreleased roles : + ```yaml + - name: mysqldump + command_to_pipe: > + /usr/bin/mysqldump -h {{ mysql_server }} + -u {{ ansible_hostname }} + -p {{ ansible_local.mysql_client.password }} + --single-transaction + --add-drop-database + -B {{ ansible_hostname }} + ``` +- backup job with pre and post commands, what I use for my gitea server on OpenBSD : + ```yaml + - name: gitea + path: "/tmp/gitea.zip" + pre_command: "echo '/usr/local/sbin/gitea -C /etc/gitea -c /etc/gitea/app.ini dump -f /tmp/gitea.zip' | su -l _gitea" + post_command: "rm -f /tmp/gitea.zip" + ``` ## What the role does |