Usage: gbar backup [options] -t <backup_tag>
gbar restore [options] <backup_tag>
gbar config
gbar list
Options:
-h, --help Show this help message and exit
-v Run with debug info dumped
-vv Run with verbose debug info dumped
-y Run without prompt
-t BACKUP_TAG Tag for backup file, required on backup
# Configure file for GBAR
# you can specify storage method as either local or s3.
# Assign True if you want to store backup files on local disk.
# Assign False otherwise, in this case no need to set path.
store_local: False
path: PATH_TO_BACKUP_REPOSITORY
# Assign True if you want to store backup files on AWS S3.
# Assign False otherwise, in this case no need to set AWS key and bucket.
# AWS access key and secret is optional. If not specified, it will use
# attached IAM role of the instance.
store_s3: False
aws_access_key_id:
aws_secret_access_key:
bucket: YOUR_BUCKET_NAME
# The maximum timeout value to wait for core modules(GPE/GSE) on backup.
# As a roughly estimated number,
# GPE & GSE backup throughoutput is about 2GB in one minute on HDD.
# You can set this value according to your gstore size.
# Interval string could be with format 1h2m3s, means 1 hour 2 minutes 3 seconds,
# or 200m means 200 minutes.
# You can set to 0 for endless waiting.
backup_core_timeout: 5h
# The number of processes to be created during compressing backup archive.
# Compressing in parallel can gain improved performance.
# The same number of processes will be spawned for decompression on restore.
compress_process_number: 8
# Need to put gsql user/passwd here if gsql authentication is on
gsql_user:
gsql_passwd:
