container to backup your mysql database's to Microsoft Azure Storare.
- You can run this container in 2 modes:
- ONE_SHOOT - the container will backup your db and stop
- CONTINUOUS - the container will start and use a cronjob to schedule a backup window and will run until you stop it.
- Mysql will acess to the host where is database you want to backup
- Mysql will dump the database to this container and compress it using gzip
- Using azure-cli the file will be uploaded to Azure Storage
$DB_PASSWORD- The password to connect with Mysql$DB_USER- The username to connect with Mysql$DB_NAME- Database name$CONTAINER- Container name in azure$AZURE_STORAGE_ACCOUNT- Name of Azure Storare Account$AZURE_STORAGE_ACCESS_KEY- Acess Key for Storage Account$MYSQL_PORT- Port to connect with Mysql. default 3306$MYSQL_HOST- Host where mysql is running$FILENAME- Name to file in Azure Storage. Default namedefault-date +"%Y-%m-%d_%H-%M"output exampledefault-2015-08-03_17-58$ONE_SHOOT- If true the container make the backup and exit, else the container still running and schedule a job in crontab. default false a backup window.$BACKUP_WINDOW- What time should backup run. you should use crontab format, so see [documentation](http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?crontab(5). default value every day at 6 am.$DEBUG- If true will give you the value of all variables in terminal. default to false$NO_PASSWORD- Connect to Mysql-Host without password, default to false
docker run -rm --name mysql-backup \
-e "DB_PASSWORD=backup" \
-e "DB_USER=backup" \
-e "DB_NAME=backup" \
-e "ONE_SHOOT=true" \
-e "FILENAME=backup"
-e "AZURE_STORAGE_ACCOUNT=teste-azure"
-e "AZURE_STORAGE_ACCESS_KEY=ashdgashdgasdsa--dadcdsfsd/sdfd--"
-e "CONTAINER=sql-backup" \
-e "MYSQL_HOST=test.mysql.com" \
fernandoneto/docker-mysql-backup-azure:latest
This will upload to Azure Storare a file named default-2015-08-04_09-47.sql.gz and after that the
container will stop.
docker build -t fernandoneto/docker-mysql-backup-azure .