mongodb-simple-backup

This program dumps all databases of mongodb using mongodump command, and upload them to Azure Blob Storage.

Requirement

python 3.6 or higer

Environment Variables

This application accepts the Environment Variables like below:

Environment Variable	Summary	Mandatory	Default
`MONGODB_ENDPOINT`	mongodb host	yes
`STORAGE_ACCOUNT`	the storage account of azure storage	yes
`ACCOUNT_KEY`	account key of the storage acount	yes
`STORAGE_CONTAINER`	storage container name of azure blob storage	yes
`LOG_LEVEL`	log level(DEBUG, INFO, WARNING, ERRRO, CRITICAL)	no	`INFO`
`TIMEZONE`	timezone used when naming dump file	no	`Asia/Tokyo`
`DUMPFILE_PREFIX`	dumpfile prefix	no	`mongodb_`
`STORE_OPLOG`	if True, oplog will be backed up	no	`False`

how to set `MONGODB_ENDPOINT`

non cluster

When you use a single mongodb, you have to set the MONGODB_ENDPOINT as <hostname>:<port> like below:

mongodb:27017

cluster

When you use mongodb cluster, you have to set the MONGODB_ENDPOINT as <replSet>/<hostname1>:<port1>,<hostname2>:<port2>,... like below:

rs0/mongodb-0.mongodb:27017,mongodb-1.mongodb:27017,mongodb-2.mongodb:27017

Run as Docker container

Pull container roboticbase/mongodb-simple-backup from DockerHub.
```
$ docker pull roboticbase/mongodb-simple-backup:latest
```

Run Container.

Set environment variables and start container

$ export MONGODB_ENDPOINT="mongodb:27017"
$ export STORAGE_ACCOUNT="mystrageaccount"
$ export ACCOUNT_KEY="myaccountkey"
$ export STORAGE_CONTAINER="mongodumpcontainer"
$ docker run -it -p 3000:3000 roboticbase/fiware-cmd-proxy
$ docker run -it -e MONGODB_ENDPOINT -e STORAGE_ACCOUNT -e ACCOUNT_KEY -e STORAGE_CONTAINER roboticbase/mongodb-simple-backup:latest

License

Apache License 2.0

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