pgbackups_s3 0.0.1 → 0.0.2
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- data/README.md +46 -2
- data/lib/pgbackups_s3/client.rb +1 -1
- data/pgbackups_s3.gemspec +1 -1
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PgbackupsS3
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=======================================
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This gem allows you to send postgres dumps from Heroku to an S3 bucket. It also
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allows you restore your current database from any of the backups on S3.
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## Setup
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To install on your system
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`gem install pgbackups`
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To install in rails app, add the following line to your Gemfile
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`gem 'pgbackups_s3'`
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Then run: `bundle install`
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Then create the initialzer that will hold all the settings for the packups
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`rails g pgbackups_s3:install`
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Go to `config/initializers/pgbackups_s3.rb` and follow the documentation to get your backups cranking!
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## Using the gem
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### Back dat database up
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To run a backup you can either run it in the rails console:
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`PgbackupsS3.backup`
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or through a rake task
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`rake pgbackups_s3:backup`
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### List all the backups for a certain day
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To list all backups for today just run:
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`PgbackupsS3.list_backups`
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All the values will default to today if there is no input
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To specify a specific day of backups, run:
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`PgbackupsS3.list_backups(YEAR, MONTH, DAY)`
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This command will print out the keys of all the backups
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data/lib/pgbackups_s3/client.rb
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def send_to_s3
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print "Shipping that sucka to S3\t"
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@s3.buckets[@bucket].objects["#{@directories}/#{Date.today.year}/#{Date.today.month}/#{Date.today.day}/#{key}"].write(:file => @tmp_file)
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puts "Backup uploaded to #{@bucket} bucket."
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