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Restores can be made on an individual file level (to the original machine or another one), or can be a bare-metal operation by booting from a recovery iso image and recreating the system as it last existed.

I've used this for years without any real difficulty.

An off-site backup server can be configured, so on a replication schedule you set the backups are automatically pushed to your off-site server.

Only changed data is copied across, so each backup takes something like 4 minutes. (There's a better way to describe this, but I've never looked very deep into filesystem snapshotting under Linux so I can't explain it better.) This takes less than a second but insures that the database files copied from the filesystem represent a consistent state. Then it initiates a backup of the filesystem as it existed at that second and releases the database to resume normal function.

When it's time for a backup the backup system logs into mysql, orders the database to write all pending writes to the tables on disk and pause new writes for a moment.

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The backup software has been given the mysql login credentials.I use a program from r1soft that automates this. Modern filesystems support the concept of snapshots though, which makes things easier. The DB will exist as it did at the last DB dump you backed up. You can use something like rsnapshot to make automatic and free and easy backups of files in the first category, and if you do something like dump your database to disk ever hour/day/whatever, then you're in good shape to do a restore - just uncompress your database backup and reimport it and you're golden. Static files that exist on the filesystem but that can't be backed up directly without risk of problems (think database files where transactions occur that affect two files on disk during the backup process, making the database you would restore inconsistent because one DB file includes the new transaction, and another doesn't.).

Static files that exist on the filesystem.You're dealing with a couple of issues here: remote rsnapshot backend servers pulling the local copy of backups from custom backup scriptsįor very large data set backups, just enable nginx maintenance mode Beta Branch - sitestatus maintenance mode + implement multi-threaded database and compression based backups - so more cpu cores you have, the faster the backup process Sysadmin - Compression Comparison Benchmarks: zstd vs brotli vs pigz vs bzip2 vs xz etc so 30-40GB backup can complete in as little as 2-3 minutes.

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Similar to centminmod's dbbackup.sh database script MariaDB - dbbackup.sh - quick mysql database backups for Centmin Mod stack but extended to backup files etc + db with support for transfering backups to remote ftp + amazon s3 with push notification support on backup completion to mobile/tablet devices my own custom written backup scripts which run every 3, 4 or 8 hrs depending on server/data.I use several tiers of backup solutions which usually backup locally then transfer a copy to Amazon S3 remote buckets.