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SnapKube
Table of Contents
Overview
The SnapKube Tool is a Rust-based utility that allows Kubernetes users to backup and restore Persistent Volume Claim (PVC) snapshots. The tool provides robust mechanisms to back up data to AWS Elastic Block Store (EBS) and restore it to any Kubernetes namespace. This tool is designed to work with Kubernetes VolumeSnapshot resources, making backup and restoration operations seamless.
Modes of Operation
The tool supports three primary modes of operation:
Mode | Description |
---|---|
Backup | Create snapshots of one or more PVCs. |
Restore | Restore PVCs from existing snapshots. |
Full | Run both backup and restore operations in a single process. |
Features
- Backup: Create Kubernetes VolumeSnapshots from existing PVCs
- Restore: Restore PVCs to any namespace from a VolumeSnapshot
- Flexible Configuration: The user can either snapshot a specific PVC, or all the PVCs in a specific namespace using the relative flags
- AWS EBS Integration: Natively supports backup and restoration to AWS Elastic Block Store
- Conditional Compilation: Enable or disable specific modes (backup, restore, full) via Rust feature flags, optimizing binary size and performance.
- Error Handling: Robust error handling and retries to ensure operations complete reliably
Prerequisites
Before using SnapKube, please ensure you have the following:
- You need Rust installed to compile the tool. Install Rust via rustup
- An AWS Account with the appropriate access policy
- AWS EBS CSI Driver: Required to be installed in your Kubernetes cluster, which is a CSI Driver to manage the lifecycle of EBS Volumes
- CSI Snapshot Controller: A snapshot-controller that supports handling the VolumeSnapshot and VolumeSnapshotContent Objects
- A specific VolumeSnapshotClass for the CSI driver
- Kubernetes CLI
Installation
Client
In order to use the tool as a client, you can use cargo
.
cargo install snap-kube-client
The tool provides 3 features for running it, which are backup
restore
, and full
(default).
Usage: snap-kube-client full [OPTIONS] --source-ns <SOURCE_NS> --target-ns <TARGET_NS> --volume-snapshot-class <VOLUME_SNAPSHOT_CLASS> --volume-snapshot-name-prefix <VOLUME_SNAPSHOT_NAME_PREFIX> --target-snapshot-content-name-prefix <TARGET_SNAPSHOT_CONTENT_NAME_PREFIX> --storage-class-name <STORAGE_CLASS_NAME>
Options:
--region <REGION>
Region where the EBS volumes are stored [default: eu-west-1]
--source-ns <SOURCE_NS>
Source namespace
--target-ns <TARGET_NS>
Target namespace
--volume-snapshot-class <VOLUME_SNAPSHOT_CLASS>
VolumeSnapshotClass name
--pvc-name <PVC_NAME>
PVC name [default: ]
--include-all-pvcs
Include all PVCs in the namespace
--volume-snapshot-name-prefix <VOLUME_SNAPSHOT_NAME_PREFIX>
VolumeSnapshot name prefix
--target-snapshot-content-name-prefix <TARGET_SNAPSHOT_CONTENT_NAME_PREFIX>
Target VolumeSnapshotContent name prefix
--storage-class-name <STORAGE_CLASS_NAME>
StorageClass name
--vsc-retain-policy <VSC_RETAIN_POLICY>
VSC Retain Policy [default: delete] [possible values: retain, delete]
-h, --help
Print help
-V, --version
Print version
Library
To install the tool as a library, you can add it to your Cargo.toml
:
cargo add snap-kube
or
[dependencies]
snap-client = "0.X"
Run the tool:
- For full mode:
cargo run full
- For backup mode:
cargo run --no-default-features --features backup -- backup
- For restore mode:
cargo run --no-default-features --features restore -- restore
Example
- Build and run the Rust tool
cargo fmt --all
cargo clippy --all
cargo nextest run --all
cargo build
RUST_LOG=info \
cargo run full \
--source-ns "source-ns" \
--target-ns "target-ns" \
--volume-snapshot-class "volumesnapshotclass-name" \
--include-all-pvcs \
--volume-snapshot-name-prefix "prefix-vs" \
--target-snapshot-content-name-prefix "prefix-vsc" \
--storage-class-name "ebs-test-sc"
Tested Versions
- Kubernetes v1.30
- Rust v1.81.0
- Amazon EBS CSI Driver v1.35.0-eksbuild.1
- CSI Snapshot Controller: v8.0.0-eksbuild.1
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License
Dependencies
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