consulbacks3
This package is preset on pypi at consulbacks3 This is the package to create consul backup , zip it and push the same to the s3 for the backup purpose.
The package creates simple yml files which contains key value pairs seperated by space colon space i.e “ : “ .
Installtion instruction
Install the package on the server where consul is installed.
sudo pip install consulbackups3
Run consulbacks3-configure to configure and enter the below details and save the settings .
AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID
AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY
BUCKET_NAME
CONSUL_DATA_URL (default is - “http://localhost:8500/v1/kv/?recurse”)
Run consulbacks3 to take backup of all of the key-value pairs .
Note: You will need aws access_key and secret which have access to the corresponding bucket.
Things to do :
Documentation at readthedocs
Restore/write to consul from the backup file
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