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Change-Id: I9a25d9aad540c291aaea45f00e38065981ff3f50
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Change-Id: If4578c0d97aa2aee1a1a7e57bb7e2c42917ba077
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Storyboard now has its own MySQL database (the current version
won't work with the MariaDB database that we were using before, due to
lack of some feature).
Also, the script should NOT update the timestamp files if a backup
actually failed. The actual errors will be in the journal but it's more
convenient to use the timestamps to see if some backups aren't working.
Change-Id: Ifbd541518da18a1d273638d5a432c64f68172cb4
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This should have happened already, but I forgot that 'crond' won't be
running automatically. The backup VM hosted at Codethink was powered off
and back on at some point, backups didn't run after that point.
Change-Id: I10f6b73c2947631001040099074f373a9ea5464e
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The technique used is: create a new SSH key for backup automation, and
authorize it to log in as 'root' to instances.
To reduce potential harm if the key somehow gets compromised, it is
limited to logging in from a single IP, and it is limited to running
the 'backup-snapshot' program on the instances.
Inside each instance, the `backup-snapshot` script is used as a wrapper
for the `rsync --server` process. This script pauses running services,
takes a snapshot of the data volume, and then runs the RSync server.
Change-Id: I3c98ffe3dc2fa1373bd0df2388145636e491bf57
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