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Space Efficient Mysqldump Backups Using Incremental Patches

Posted on August 17, 2015August 18, 2015 by Shovas

Update 2015-08-18: Boy do I feel silly! It turns out there’s a much simpler and much more robust way of doing what I’ve done with the scripts below. It turns out that, using any revision control system (eg. cvs, git, svn) that stores revisions as deltas (and most if not all do), all you need…

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Duplicity – Pleasure and Simplicity in Your Backups

Posted on May 19, 2015February 8, 2017 by Shovas

Update 2016-02-13: I’m now making use of Duplicity’s “–full-if-older-than” backup option and the “remove-all-but-n-full” clean up mode to keep a moving window of 3 months of backups. This way your backups don’t keep growing and growing. I’ve updated the examples in below. Duplicity – Pleasure and Simplicity in Your Backups If you’re like me, you’ve…

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