Has anyone ever heard of this backup program (I guess it also uses xtrabackup behind the scenes) -- but a google search seems to show that it's quite fast. https://github.com/wal-g/wal-g/blob/master/docs/MySQL.md First I heard of it was today, but seeing if anyone else might be using it and has any information?
Unfortunately never heard of it. For Centmin Mod, also don't forget about centmin.sh menu option 21 which also have CLI command line equivalents too https://github.com/centminmod/centm...1/datamanagement/centmin.sh-menu-21.readme.md Code (Text): -------------------------------------------------------- Centmin Mod Data Management -------------------------------------------------------- Docs: https://centminmod.com/menu21-141.00beta01 -------------------------------------------------------- 1). Manage SSH Keys 2). Manage AWS CLI S3 Profile Credentials 3). Migrate Centmin Mod Data To New Centmin Mod Server 4). Backup Nginx Vhosts Data + MariaBackup MySQL Backups 5). Backup Nginx Vhosts Data Only (no MariaDB MySQL backups) 6). Backup MariaDB MySQL With MariaBackup Only (no Vhosts Data backups) 7). Backup MariaDB MySQL With mysqldump only (no Vhosts Data backups) 8). Transfer Directory Data To Remote Server Via SSH 9). Transfer Directory Data To S3 Compatible Storage 10). Transfer Files To S3 Compatible Storage 11). Download S3 Compatible Stored Data To Server 12). S3 To S3 Compatible Storage Transfers 13). List S3 Storage Buckets 14). Back to Main menu -------------------------------------------------------- Enter option [ 1 - 14 ] 3 -------------------------------------------------------- Migrate Centmin Mod Data To New Centmin Mod Server Description: This option is for full Nginx vhost data and MariaDB MySQL data transfers from this server to a new Centmin Mod based server. There are specific requirements for this to work: 1. The destination server must already have Centmin Mod LEMP stack installed 2. The destination server and this server's MairaDB MySQL server versions must be the same major version at least. i.e. MariaDB 10.3 or both Do you want to continue [y/n]: y