[–] daveungerer 16y ago ↗ One that's not mentioned, that I found quite useful, is http://github.com/astrails/safe [–] techiferous 16y ago ↗ Yes, I also found astrails-safe quite useful. I've written up a four-part blog post about backing up your website using Amazon S3 and astrails-safe: http://techiferous.com/2009/11/getting-started-with-amazon-s...
[–] techiferous 16y ago ↗ Yes, I also found astrails-safe quite useful. I've written up a four-part blog post about backing up your website using Amazon S3 and astrails-safe: http://techiferous.com/2009/11/getting-started-with-amazon-s...
[–] Vitaly 16y ago ↗ indeed astrails safe (http://astrails.com/astrails-safe) is missing :) and it is the most popular on ruby-toolbox: http://ruby-toolbox.com/categories/backups.htmlit can dump:* mysql* postgres* filesystem* subversionstorage:* local* sftp* s3* rackspace cloudfilesextra:* backups can be encrypted with gpg* backups can be rotatedoh, and all this is configured with a very simple ruby dsl! [–] mtarnovan 16y ago ↗ We've been using astrails in production for 10 month now and are quite satisfied with it so far.
[–] mtarnovan 16y ago ↗ We've been using astrails in production for 10 month now and are quite satisfied with it so far.
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[ 4.3 ms ] story [ 30.8 ms ] threadit can dump:
* mysql
* postgres
* filesystem
* subversion
storage:
* local
* sftp
* s3
* rackspace cloudfiles
extra:
* backups can be encrypted with gpg
* backups can be rotated
oh, and all this is configured with a very simple ruby dsl!