Bakthat is a MIT licensed backup framework written in Python, it's both a command line tool and a Python module that helps you manage backups on Amazon S3/Glacier. It automatically compress, encrypt (symmetric encryption) and upload your files.

Here are some features:

• Compress with tarfile
• Encrypt with beefish (optional)
• Upload/download to S3 or Glacier with boto
• Local backups inventory stored in a SQLite database with peewee
• Delete older than, and Grandfather-father-son backup rotation supported
• Possibility to sync backups database between multiple clients via a centralized server

You can restore backups with or without bakthat, you just have to download the backup, decrypt it with Beefish command-line tool and untar it.

Check out the documentation to get started.

$ pip install bakthat

$ bakthat configure

$ bakthat backup mydir
Backing up mydir
Password (blank to disable encryption): 
Password confirmation: 
Compressing...
Encrypting...
Uploading...
Upload completion: 0%
Upload completion: 100%

or

$ cd mydir
$ bakthat backup

$ bakthat show
2013-03-05T19:36:15 s3  3.1 KB  mydir.20130305193615.tgz.enc

$ bakthat restore mydir
Restoring mydir.20130305193615.tgz.enc
Password: 
Downloading...
Decrypting...
Uncompressing...

$ bakthat delete mydir.20130305193615.tgz.enc
Deleting mydir.20130305193615.tgz.enc

import logging
import sh
logging.basicConfig(level=logging.INFO)

from bakthat.helper import BakHelper

BACKUP_NAME = "myhost_mysql"
BACKUP_PASSWORD = "mypassword"
MYSQL_USER = "root"
MYSQL_PASSWORD = "mypassword"

with BakHelper(BACKUP_NAME, password=BACKUP_PASSWORD, tags=["mysql"]) as bh:
    sh.mysqldump("-p{0}".format(MYSQL_PASSWORD),
                u=MYSQL_USER,
                all_databases=True,
                _out="dump.sql")
    bh.backup()
    bh.rotate()

Mars 10 2013

• bugfix (forgot to remove a dumptruck import)

Mars 10 2013

• bakthat show bugfix

Mars 10 2013

• Using peewee instead of dumptruck, should be Python2.6 compatible again.

Mars 8 2013

• small bugfix when restoring from glacier
• bakhelper now support custom configuration and profiles
• aligned date in show command

If you come from bakthat 0.3.x, you need to run:

$ bakthat upgrade_to_dump_truck

And you also need to run again bakthat configure.

$ cat ~/.bakthat.conf
$ bakthat configure

Changes:

• The filename is now a positional argument for all command
• Using DumpTruck instead of shelve
• Save backups metadata for both backends
• BakHelper to help build backup scripts
• BakSyncer to help keep you list sync over a custom REST API
• Now adding a dot between the original filename and the date component
• Tags support (-t/--tags argument)
• Profiles support (-p/--profile argument)
• New show command, with search support (tags/filename/destination)
• Hosted documentation

0.3.10 ~~~~~

• bug fix glacier upload

• small bug fixes (when updating an existing configuration)

• Added remove_older_than command
• Added rotate_backups command (Grandfather-father-son backup rotation scheme)

• Eric Chamberlain
• Darius Braziunas
• Sławomir Żak
• Andreyev Dias de Melo
• Jake McGraw

Copyright (c) 2012 Thomas Sileo

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