Archivista 🚀

A command-line application for quickly backing up your databases. It supports exporting multiple databases in a single operation, runs asynchronously and is extremely fast. Outputs export information as each operation completes. Tested on moderate to large size databases without any problems.

Features

• Export all your database in a single operation.
• Supports mysql, postgres and sqlserver.
• Runs asynchronously, and is extremely fast.
• Exclude certain databases from the backup.
• Prints exported list of databases in a neat, colorized table.

Usage

Requires

sudo apt-get install libsqlite3-dev

1. Set the following environment variables:

   • DB_CONNECTION: The type of server. Use mysql, postgres or sqlserver.
   • DB_HOST: The hostname of your server.
   • DB_PORT: The port number of your server.
   • DB_USERNAME: The username to use when connecting to your server.
   • DB_PASSWORD: The password to use when connecting to your server.
   • DB_EXPORTS: A comma-separated list of databases to backup. Use * to backup all databases.
   • DB_FORGETS: A comma-separated list of databases to exclude from the backup.

2. Run the application:

   cargo run
   

Dependencies

This utility depends on the following Rust crates:

• serde: To deserialize the database configuration. Version: 1.0 with features: ["derive"]
• tokio: A runtime for writing reliable, asynchronous, and slim applications. Version: 1 with features: ["full"]
• tokio-util: Utilities for working with Tokio. Version: 0.6 with features: ["compat"]
• tokio-postgres: A native, asynchronous PostgreSQL driver. Version: 0.7
• tiberius: A native, asynchronous TDS implementation for Microsoft SQL Server. Version: 0.5
• rusqlite: Sqlite3 bindings. Version: 0.25.3
• dotenv: To load the database configuration from environment variables. Version: 0.15.0
• mysql: To connect to the MySQL server and retrieve the list of databases. Version: 24.0.0
• colored: To colorize the output to the terminal. Version: 2.0.4
• cli-table: To print the list of databases in a neat table. Version: 0.4.7
• zip: Reading and writing ZIP archives. Version: 0.5
• futures: Zero-cost futures in Rust. Version: 0.3

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please submit a pull request or create an issue on GitHub.

License

The MIT License (MIT). See License File for more information.