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Does Digitalocean offers any service to do daily backup for Docker Volumes?
- Posted on September 4, 2018
- DockerBackupsUbuntu
Asked by user000001
Does Digitalocean offers any service to do daily backup for Docker Volumes. If not, do you have any alternative solutions.
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Hey friend!
Great question. Technically our backups can take backups of your docker volumes, if they are stored on the droplet’s primary storage. Those, however, run weekly and not daily. The daily requirement alone means that nothing we offer as a service will satisfy it, and you would want to take other steps to accomplish it.
That said, I saw this really cool thing the other day and while I have not used it, you might find it equally interesting: https://github.com/blacklabelops/volumerize
Personally I’m experimenting with rexray as a volume plugin to mount my volumes from a redundant object storage cluster (using Minio). I think what I’m doing with my own testing might be excessive for what it sounds like you need, but it has been quite fun.
Jarland
I can see Jarland answered this for you a while back but thought I would offer an alternative solution.
We run a service called SnapShooter which can take Daily backups for DigitalOcean Volumes.
We have a free plan that you can back up one droplet or volume :)
This question is quite old, but as it popped up in my research I felt it worth replying to it.
We’ve built SimpleBackups to allow you to schedule DigitalOcean Volume Backups with more flexibility. We basically do exactly that & more :D
On top of that, it’s a great way to centralize a good backup strategy cross-board (Snapshots with Backups and Replication).
Feel free to reach out if you need to discuss this further!