Simple backup solution for backuping directory and databases.

Configs files are json files for example:

{
  "type": "dir",
  "path": "/etc",
  "backup_dir": "/home/user/backup",
  "name": "etc",
  "compression": "gz"
}

• path - source directory path
• name - archive name
• backup_dir - output path for archive
• compression - compression type
  • gz - gzip compression
  • bz2 - bzip compression
  • xz - lzma compression
  • none - without compression

{
  "type": "dir",
  "path": "/etc",
  "backup_dir": "/home/user/backup",
  "name": "etc",
  "compression": "gz"
}

• path - file list
• backup_dir - output path for archive
• compression - compression type
  • gz - gzip compression
  • bz2 - bzip compression
  • xz - lzma compression
  • none - without compression

{
  "type": "dir",
  "path": ["/etc/locale.conf", "/etc/vconsole.conf"],
  "backup_dir": "/home/user/backup",
  "name": "etc",
  "compression": "gz"
}

• dbname - database name when name is "*" dumps all databases
• mode - type of backup
  • dump - mysqldump
  • json - human frendly json files ( not implemented )
• user - db user name
• password - db password
• backup_dir - output path for
• compression - compression type
  • gz - gzip compression
  • bz2 - bzip compression
  • xz - lzma compression
  • none - without compression

{
  "type": "mariadb",
  "dbname": "foodb",
  "mode": "dummp",
  "user" : "foo",
  "password": "foobar",
  "backup_dir": "/home/user/backup",
  "name": "foodb",
  "compression": "gz"
}

Run all backup configs end with .json in directory /etc/PyBackup

pybackup -d /etc/PyBackup

Run list configs.

pybackup -d /etc/PyBackup -c db.json etc.json