https://pgbackrest.org/configuration.html#section-backup/option-resume
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Allow resume of failed backup.
Defines whether the resume feature is enabled. Resume
can greatly reduce the amount of time required to run a backup
after a previous backup of the same type has failed. It adds
complexity, however, so it may be desirable to disable in
environments that do not require the feature.
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$ npm install firebaseimport { initializeApp } from from // TODO: const firebaseConfig =V-bUY",authDomain: projectId: storageBucket: messagingSenderId: appId: measurementId: // Initialize Firebase const app) | | Lists: | pgsql-admin |Hello, we've been running our backup solution for the last 5 months to a second site which has an unreliable network connection. We had problems with barman, since it doesn't support backup resume, also no option to disable the replication slot, in the sense, that it is better to sacrifice the backup rather than fill up the primary with WALs and bring the primary down. Another issue is now supporting entirely backing up from the secondary. With barman this is not possible, streaming (or archiving) must originate from the primary.So I want to ask two things here :
From: Achilleas Mantzios <achill(at)matrix(dot)gatewaynet(dot)com> To: pgsql-admin(at)lists(dot)postgresql(dot)org Subject: Backup solution over unreliable network Date: 2018–11–30 10:17:27 Message-ID: fb7e7296-c60e-c2cc-93d5–9c2451e9a2a5@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Views: Raw Message Whole Thread Download mbox Resend email Lists: pgsql-admin
- Backing up to a remote site over an unreliable channel is a limited use case by itself, it is useful for local PITR restores on specific tables/data, or in case the whole primary suffers a disaster.
Is there any other benefit that would justify building a solution for it?- I have only read the best reviews about PgBackRest, can PgBackRest address those issues?
Thank you! –
Achilleas Mantzios
IT DEV Lead
IT DEPT
Dynacom Tankers Mgmt
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Born in Arizona, moved to Babylonia.
