Yet another Django DB Backup tool. Tested with Django==1.9.1

• rsync
• restore from rsync
• database & user create scripts
• gzip

• pexpect

pip install pexpect
pip install -e git+https://github.com/night-crawler/django-dbdump.git@#egg=django-dbdump

• DBDUMP_DIR: use provided directory, or os.path.join(BASE_DIR, 'dbdump')
• DBDUMP_BACKENDS: custom backends, i.e. {'django.db.backends.postgresql': 'django_dbdump.backends.psycopg2:DumpConverter'}
• DBDUMP_STRFTIME_FORMAT = '%Y-%m-%d-%H%M%S'
• DBDUMP_COMPRESS_ENABLED = True
• DBDUMP_COMPRESS_COMMAND = 'gzip -f -9 %s'
• DBDUMP_DECOMPRESS_COMMAND = 'gzip -d %s'
• DBDUMP_COMPRESS_EXTENSION = '.gz'
• DBDUMP_MAX_DUMPS_PER_ALIAS = 10 store max N dumps
• DBDUMP_RSYNC_ENABLED = False - rsync disabled by default
• DBDUMP_RSYNC_PATTERN = 'rsync -raz --progress %(source)s %(destination)s'
• DBDUMP_RSYNC_DESTINATION = '[email protected]:/backups/'
• DBDUMP_RSYNC_PASSWORD = '' - rsync password, if empty suppose we're using key auth
• DBDUMP_RSYNC_DELETE = True - remove destination files

./manage.py dbdump
--create              Show create statements
--load                Load database from last dump
--start-rsync         Start rsync and exit
--rsync-restore       Restore dumps from rsync
--max-dumps [MAX_DUMPS]
                      Max dumps per alias
--rsync               Run rsync after dump
--no-rsync            Do NOT run rsync after dump