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Hmmm, I think you have to figure out how to do your database backups anyway as trying to get a restorable backup out of RDS to use on another provider seems to
by anotherevan 11mo ago
Hmmm, I think you have to figure out how to do your database backups anyway as trying to get a restorable backup out of RDS to use on another provider seems to be a difficult task.
Backups that are stored with the same provider are good, providing the provider is reliable as a whole.
(Currently going through the disaster recovery exercise of, "What if AWS decided they didn't like us and nuked our account from orbit.")
- bdangubic 11mo agoaws would never do that :) plus you can also do it in aws with like 75 clicks around UI which makes no sense even when you are tripping on acid
- happymellon 11mo ago> 75 clicks Well 2 commands... aws rds export-task create \ --source-arn <SnapshotArn> \ --s3-bucket-name <Bucket> \ --iam-role-arn <Role> Then copy it down aws s3 cp \ <S3 Location> \ <Local Dir> --recursive The biggest effort would be then running the Apache Parquet to CSV tool on it.
- darkwater 11mo agoPlus the s3 bucket creation and definition commands, and the IAM role and attached policy commands. If you do all in the webUI it's not going to be 75 clicks either but 30 for sure.
- happymellon 11mo agoIt could easily be 30 clicks. But creating an S3 bucket, an IAM role and attaching policies isn't 30 commands.
- prmoustache 11mo agoThose buckets and IAM policies and roles also have to be managed. There are also turnkeys solutions that allow one to spin up a DB, setup replication and backups inside or outside of big cñoud vendors. That is the point of db kubernetes operators for instance.