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rclone is great for this. One could set up a Docker Compose service that uses rclone to gzip and back up your docker volumes to something durable to get this d
by nunez 2y ago
rclone is great for this.
One could set up a Docker Compose service that uses rclone to gzip and back up your docker volumes to something durable to get this done. An even more advanced version of this would automate testing the backups by restoring them into a clean environment and running some tests with BATS or whatever testing framework you want.
- nijave 2y agoRclone won't take a consistent snapshot so you either need to shutdown the thing or use some other tool to export the data first