def backup_app(appid):
# get app
try:
app = app_module.get_app(appid)
except OSError:
logging.info('Could not get app with id: {}'.format(appid))
return
# check this app is on this server
if 'serverid' in os.environ and app['serverid'] != os.environ['serverid'] :
logging.info('App not on this server: {}'.format(appid))
return
# get user
try:
user = app_module.get_sysuser(app['sysuserid'])
app['sysuser'] = user
except OSError:
logging.info('Could not get user with id: {}'.format(app['sysuserid']))
return
# get databases
try:
databases = app_module.get_databases(appid)
app['databases'] = databases
except OSError:
logging.info('Could not get databases for app {}'.format(appid))
return
_backup_app(app)
def backup_all(): users = app_module.get_sysusers() apps = app_module.get_apps() databases = app_module.get_databases() for app in apps: if 'serverid' in os.environ and app['serverid'] == os.environ['serverid'] : # attach the user for user in users: if(user['id'] == app['sysuserid']): app['sysuser'] = user # attach the databases app['databases'] = [] for database in databases: if(database['appid'] == app['id']): app['databases'].append(database) # do backupy things here _backup_app(app)