Version 3.12.1
Stable v 3.12.1
1. Introduction
1.1. Overview
1.2. Features
2. Quickstart
2.1. System requirements
2.2. How to install?
2.2.1. On premise
2.2.2. Docker-compose
2.2.3. Kubernetes/Openshift
2.3. How to configure?
2.3.1. On premise
2.3.2. Docker-compose
2.3.3. Kubernetes/OpenShift
3. Usage
3.1. Preparing of the main config
3.2. Files backups
3.2.1. Discrete files backups
3.2.2. Incremental files backups
3.3. Database backups
3.3.1. MySQL/MariaDB logical backups
3.3.2. MySQL/MariaDB physical backups
3.3.3. PostgreSQL logical backups
3.3.4. PostgreSQL physical backups
3.3.5. MongoDB backups
3.3.6. Redis backups
3.4. User-defined scripts
3.4.1. User-defined scripts that extend functionality
3.5. Job storage options
3.5.1. Job storage options
3.6. Remote storage connections
3.6.1. S3
3.6.2. SFTP/SCP
3.6.3. SMB/CIFS
3.6.4. NFS
3.6.5. FTP/FTPS
3.6.6. WebDav
3.7. Notifications
3.7.1. Email
3.7.2. Slack
3.7.3. Telegram
3.7.4. Custom hook
3.8. Monitoring
3.8.1. Server config
3.8.2. Start metrics server
3.8.3. Scrape the nxs-backup metrics
3.9. Limitations for resources
3.9.1 Local disk rate
3.9.2. Remote storage rate
3.9.3. CPU limit
4. Restore
4.1. List backups
4.2. Files backups
4.2.1. Discrete files backups
4.2.2. Incremental files backups
4.3. Database backups
4.3.1. MySQL logical
4.3.2. MySQL physical (Xtrabackup)
4.3.3. PSQL logical
4.3.4. PSQL physical
4.3.5. MongoDB
4.3.6. Redis
4.4. User-defined script backup
4.4.1. User-defined script backup

4.4.1. User-defined script backup

When using a custom backup script, nxs-backup only serves to deliver backups to the storages and perform rotation.

It is up to the user to take care of the correct restore method.