How to Perform Backup and Restore Using TrilioVault in DOKS
In this tutorial, you will learn how to deploy TrilioVault for Kubernetes (or TVK) to your DOKS cluster, create backups, and recover from a backup if something goes wrong.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to deploy TrilioVault for Kubernetes (or TVK) to your DOKS cluster, create backups, and recover from a backup if something goes wrong.
In this part of the “Building for Production: Web Applications” series (4 of 6), we will set up the backup system that is required to support our recovery plan. This tutorial will focus on using Bacula as a backups solution. The benefits of using a full-fledged backup system, such as Bacula, is that it gives you full control over what you back up and restore at the individual file level, and you can schedule backups and restores according to what is best for you.
Bacula-Web is a PHP web application that provides an easy way to view summaries and graphs of completed Bacula jobs. Although it doesn’t allow you to control Bacula in any way, Bacula-Web provides a graphical alternative to viewing jobs from the console. In this tutorial, we will show you how to install Bacula-Web on an Ubuntu 14.04 server that has Bacula software already installed.
MySQL physical backups can be performed in a variety of ways, each with its own set of tradeoffs. In this tutorial we take a physical backup of a running MySQL database using LVM’s snapshot feature and compress and ship the backup files to object storage for long-term storage.
In this guide, we’ll demonstrate how to perform a filesystem-level backup of a running MongoDB installation using Droplet Snapshots. In addition, we’ll cover how to perform a restore from the snapshot image.