A simple backup script
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backup/backup.sh

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#!/usr/bin/env bash
CONFIG_FILE="/etc/backups.conf"
# A simple wrapper for a Gentoo ebuild-like `die`.
die() {
echo "$*" 1>&2
exit 1
}
# Source the configuration file.
[[ -f ${CONFIG_FILE} ]] || die "Cannot find ${CONFIG_FILE}. Exiting."
source ${CONFIG_FILE}
# Check the required / optional variables.
[[ -z ${BACKUP_DIR} ]] && die "BACKUP_DIR is not set."
[[ -z ${BACKUP_EXT} ]] && BACKUP_EXT=".tar.gz" # default compression format
[[ -z ${BACKUP_AGE} ]] && BACKUP_AGE=2 # 2 day-old backups stored by default
# Set the date to be inserted to tarball names.
BACKUP_DATE="$(date +%Y-%m-%d-%H-%M)"
# Wrapper around `mkdir -p`.
mkdir_p() {
[[ ! -d "${1}" ]] && mkdir -p "${1}" && \
echo "Created ${1} for you."
}
# Create the backup directory if it does not exist yet.
mkdir_p ${BACKUP_DIR}
# Creates an empty tar archive. Accepts a single parameter, the filename.
empty_archive() {
/usr/bin/env tar -cf "${1}" -T /dev/null --xattrs || \
die "Creating ${1} failed!"
# This works on BSD and Linux. Not tested with others.
}
# Accepts two parameters, the archive filename and the file to be added.
add_to_archive() {
/usr/bin/env tar --xattrs --append -pf 2>/dev/null "${1}" "${2}" || \
die "Adding ${2} to ${1} failed!"
}
clean_up() {
/usr/bin/env find "${1}" -ctime +${BACKUP_AGE} -delete || \
die "Cleanup failed!"
}
backup_docker() {
echo "Running a Docker volumes backup..."
if [[ -z ${BACKUP_DIR_DOCKER} ]]; then
BACKUP_DIR_DOCKER=${BACKUP_DIR}
fi
mkdir_p ${BACKUP_DIR_DOCKER}
filename="${BACKUP_DIR_DOCKER}/${BACKUP_DATE}-docker${BACKUP_EXT}"
# Check the presence of the Docker directory.
[[ -d /var/lib/docker ]] || die "Docker is likely to not be installed."
empty_archive ${filename}
add_to_archive ${filename} /var/lib/docker/volumes
}
backup_postgres() {
echo "Running a PostgreSQL databases backup..."
if [[ -z ${BACKUP_DIR_POSTGRES} ]]; then
BACKUP_DIR_POSTGRES=${BACKUP_DIR}
fi
mkdir_p ${BACKUP_DIR_POSTGRES}
filename="${BACKUP_DIR_POSTGRES}/${BACKUP_DATE}-postgres${BACKUP_EXT}"
# The databases need to be listed in a special variable.
[[ -z ${BACKUP_DATABASES} ]] && die "The databases list is not specified."
for database in "${BACKUP_DATABASES[@]}"; do
dump_name="${filename}-${database}"
pg_dump -Fc $database > ${dump_name} || \
die "Failed backing up database $database."
add_to_archive ${filename} ${dump_name}
rm ${dump_name}
done
}
backup_configs() {
echo "Running config files backups..."
if [[ -z ${BACKUP_DIR_CONFIGS} ]]; then
BACKUP_DIR_CONFIGS=${BACKUP_DIR}
fi
mkdir_p ${BACKUP_DIR_CONFIGS}
filename="${BACKUP_DIR_CONFIGS}/${BACKUP_DATE}-configs${BACKUP_EXT}"
# The files to be saved need to be listed in a special variable.
[[ -z ${BACKUP_FILES} ]] && \
die "The files to be backed up are not specified."
for file in "${BACKUP_FILES[@]}"; do
add_to_archive ${filename} $file
done
}
print_help() {
cat <<EOF
backup.sh: a simple backup script.
Usage:
backup.sh [flags]
Options:
-a | --all: run the default set of backups (configs and Docker as of now)
-p | --postgres: run the backups on PostgreSQL databases
-d | --docker: run the backups on Docker volumes
-c | --configs: run the backups on the files specified in /etc/backups.conf
--no-cleanup: don't cleanup after the backup has finished
EOF
}
case ${1} in
"-a" | "--all")
backup_configs
backup_docker
# backup_postgres
# This is commented out by default, as PostgreSQL backups might be
# preferable to run under a separate user.
;;
"-h" | "--help")
print_help
BACKUP_NO_CLEANUP=1 # prevent cleanup on displaying help
;;
*)
while [[ ! -z ${1} ]]; do
case ${1} in
"-d" | "--docker")
backup_docker
;;
"-p" | "--postgres")
backup_postgres
;;
"-c" | "--configs")
backup_configs
;;
"--no-cleanup")
BACKUP_NO_CLEANUP=1
;;
esac
shift
done
;;
esac
if [[ -z ${BACKUP_NO_CLEANUP} ]]; then
echo "Cleaning up..."
# Run cleanup on every backup directory.
for i in ${BACKUP_DIR} ${BACKUP_DIR_CONFIGS} ${BACKUP_DIR_DOCKER} \
${BACKUP_DIR_POSTGRES}; do
[[ ! -z $i ]] && clean_up $i
done
fi