django-snapshot
Installation:
Add snapshot to INSTALLED_APPS in your settings.py within your django project.
Usage
Use management command snap
./manage.py snap
help:
snap save - take a snapshot at current time
snap restore [i] - restore from [i] snapshot (0 by default)
snap list - list all available snapshots
How it works:
Program create *.tar.gz archive with files:
info.json - JSON description of archive’s contents for restore command
directory_backup.2011-01-01.tar - backup of upload directory
database_postgres_backup.2011-01-01.sql - SQL database dump
All files created and restored automatically, you do not need to bother of their structure.
Restrictions:
Django-snapshot works now only with PostgreSQL database. Nor sqlite or MySQL are not supported. If you have any suggestions, email developers. Any feedback is welcome.
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