Tartarus on debian:jessie

Usage

Simple usage

Any content mounted to /var/backups/in will be included into the backup:

docker run --rm -i \
  -v path/to/backup:/var/backups/in:ro \
  -v target:/var/backups/out \
  jnbt/tartarus

Incremental backups

You can perform incremental backups using app:start -i but you should mount a persistend volume to /var/backups/timestamps otherwise Tartarus cannot determine the updated files:

docker run --rm -i \
  -v path/to/backup:/var/backups/in:ro \
  -v target:/var/backups/out \
  -v timestamps:/var/backups/timestamps \
  jnbt/tartarus \
  app:start -i

Advanced usage

You can use the full power of Tartarus by providing an own set of backup configurations. The container will automatically run any *.conf-configuration provided at /var/backups/conf:

docker run --rm -i \
  -v conf:/var/backups/conf:ro \
  -v path/to/backup:/var/backups/in:ro \
  -v timestamps:/var/backups/timestamps \
  ...
  jnbt/tartarus

Encryption

Tartarus is assuming the encription passphrase in a file. You may either mount the passphrase-file into the container or provide a ENCRYPT_PASSPHRASE environment variable which will be stored at /var/backups/passphrase.

Software

Release

Makefile: Bump VERSION
Dockerfile: Bump TARTARUS_VERSION and RELEASE_DATE
README.md: Bump versions in Software section
Run make release

jnbt / docker-tartarus