# postgresql_backup
This project provides a Python package for managing rotating Postgres backups by database to the local filesystem and to a specified AWS S3 bucket.
## Usage
Edit `/etc/postgresql/backups.conf` and symlink the executable to /etc/cron.hourly with `ln -s /usr/local/bin/postgresql_backup /etc/cron.hourly/`.
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