mongodb-backup-s3

This image runs mongodump to backup data using cronjob to an s3 bucket

Forked from halvves/mongodb-backup-s3

Added support for AWS S3 v4 authorization mechanism for those who are experiencing error:

A client error (InvalidRequest) occurred when calling the PutObject operation: The authorization mechanism you have provided is not supported. Please use AWS4-HMAC-SHA256.

Play well with this docker nginx-letsencrypt-mongo-portainer setup

Usage:

docker run -d \
  --env AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=awsaccesskeyid \
  --env AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=awssecretaccesskey \
  --env BUCKET=mybucketname \
  --env MONGODB_HOST=mongodb.host \
  --env MONGODB_PORT=27017 \
  --env MONGODB_USER=admin \
  --env MONGODB_PASS=password \
  mongodb-backup-s3

If you link flarno11/mongodb-backup-s3 to a mongodb container with an alias named mongodb, this image will try to auto load the host, port, user, pass if possible. Like this:

docker run -d \
  --env AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=myaccesskeyid \
  --env AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=mysecretaccesskey \
  --env BUCKET=mybucketname \
  --env BACKUP_FOLDER=a/sub/folder/path/ \
  --env INIT_BACKUP=true \
  --link my_mongo_db:mongodb \
  flarno11/mongodb-backup-s3

If your bucket in not standard region and you get A client error (PermanentRedirect) occurred when calling the PutObject operation: The bucket you are attempting to access must be addressed using the specified endpoint. Please send all future requests to this endpoint use BUCKET_REGION env var like this:

docker run -d \
  --env AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=myaccesskeyid \
  --env AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=mysecretaccesskey \
  --env BUCKET=mybucketname \
  --env BUCKET_REGION=mybucketregion \
  --env BACKUP_FOLDER=a/sub/folder/path/ \
  --env INIT_BACKUP=true \
  --link my_mongo_db:mongodb \
  flarno11/mongodb-backup-s3

Add to a docker-compose.yml to enhance your robotic army:

For automated backups

mongodbbackup:
  image: 'flarno11/mongodb-backup-s3:latest'
  links:
    - mongodb
  environment:
    - AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=myaccesskeyid
    - AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=mysecretaccesskey
    - BUCKET=my-s3-bucket
    - BACKUP_FOLDER=prod/db/
  restart: always

Or use INIT_RESTORE with DISABLE_CRON for seeding/restoring/starting a db (great for a fresh instance or a dev machine)

mongodbbackup:
  image: 'flarno11/mongodb-backup-s3:latest'
  links:
    - mongodb
  environment:
    - AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=myaccesskeyid
    - AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=mysecretaccesskey
    - BUCKET=my-s3-bucket
    - BACKUP_FOLDER=prod/db/
    - INIT_RESTORE=true
    - DISABLE_CRON=true

Parameters

AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID - your aws access key id (for your s3 bucket)

AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY: - your aws secret access key (for your s3 bucket)

BUCKET: - your s3 bucket

BUCKET_REGION: - your s3 bucket' region (eg us-east-2 for Ohio). Optional. Add if you get an error A client error (PermanentRedirect)

BACKUP_FOLDER: - name of folder or path to put backups (eg myapp/db_backups/). defaults to root of bucket.

MONGODB_HOST - the host/ip of your mongodb database

MONGODB_PORT - the port number of your mongodb database

MONGODB_USER - the username of your mongodb database. If MONGODB_USER is empty while MONGODB_PASS is not, the image will use admin as the default username

MONGODB_PASS - the password of your mongodb database

MONGODB_DB - the database name to dump. If not specified, it will dump all the databases

EXTRA_OPTS - any extra options to pass to mongodump command

CRON_TIME - the interval of cron job to run mongodump. 0 3 * * * by default, which is every day at 03:00hrs.

TZ - timezone. default: US/Eastern

CRON_TZ - cron timezone. default: US/Eastern

INIT_BACKUP - if set, create a backup when the container launched

INIT_RESTORE - if set, restore from latest when container is launched

DISABLE_CRON - if set, it will skip setting up automated backups. good for when you want to use this container to seed a dev environment.

Restore from a backup

To see the list of backups, you can run:

docker exec mongodb-backup-s3 /listbackups.sh

To restore database from a certain backup, simply run (pass in just the timestamp part of the filename):

docker exec mongodb-backup-s3 /restore.sh 20170406T155812

To restore latest just:

docker exec mongodb-backup-s3 /restore.sh

Acknowledgements

• forked from halvves/mongodb-backup-s3 fork of futurist's fork of tutumcloud/mongodb-backup