backup-strategies

问题 I want to be able to make backups of my project in a windows environment without having to manually copy and paste my whole folder. Unfortunately I am not allowed to use a remote git server for this project, so I was wondering if I could use git for backing up my project on a mounted hard drive. I have tried this solution: git remote add Y file:///path/to/Y However, when I try to push I receive this error: fatal: Could not read from remote repository. Please make sure you have the correct

问题 I want to be able to make backups of my project in a windows environment without having to manually copy and paste my whole folder. Unfortunately I am not allowed to use a remote git server for this project, so I was wondering if I could use git for backing up my project on a mounted hard drive. I have tried this solution: git remote add Y file:///path/to/Y However, when I try to push I receive this error: fatal: Could not read from remote repository. Please make sure you have the correct

问题 I would like to be able to get a description of my current state of the cluster so that in the future I would be able to recover from a failure. Aside from recreating all of the services from source/cli individually, what solutions are available? 回答1: I'd recommend Heptio Ark - https://github.com/heptio/ark. It's a general purpose disaster recovery solution for Kubernetes. It will back up all of your resources inside your cluster (pods, deployments, etc), and it can also take snapshots of

问题 Recently I installed Nexus Repository 3 in OpenStack Cloud and I am using it for a while now. I would like to perform incremental backup of Nexus and thus securing our data. How can one perform incremental backups of nexus data? 回答1: The procedure for Nexus backup is described in documentation. Nexus provides the scheduled task Export configuration & metadata for backup out of the box. However this task takes care only of backing up the underlaying Orient DB. You must still assure that you

问题 This question already has answers here : SVN repository backup strategies (19 answers) Closed 5 years ago . I often hear that having an SVN repository doesn't cancel need for backups. How is such backup done? I mean the repository will inflate over time, won't it? So do I back it up as a whole every time or what do I do? What's the easiest way to do such backups? 回答1: I've used svnadmin with hotcopy. svnadmin hotcopy repopath backupdestination You can also use the svnadmin dump command. 回答2:

问题 I've been doing my homework on how to backup SharedPreferences in my Android application, especially using reflection to maintain backwards compatibility. At least I've been trying. Unfortunately, none of my code actually ends up creating a backup! This includes forcing adb bmgr commands on the emulator as explained here. So I'm wondering if the community could perhaps help me out and in the process come up with some better documentation? Here's my code. To keep this as generic as possible

问题 While doing a MySQL dump is easy enough, I have a live dedicated MySQL server that I am wanting to setup replication on. To do this, I need dumps of the databases to import to my replication slave. The issue comes when I do the dumps, MySQL goes full force at it and ties up resources to the sites that connecting to it. I am wondering if there is a way to limit the dump queries to a low priority state to which preference is given to live connections? The idea being that the load from external

问题 Question in short form: It seems from the followups that I should perhaps emphasize and simplify the core of my question. The core is this: other backup options for Android DBs seems to leave the risk that a restore could overwrite data currently in the database. Is this so, and is there a way to backup/restore without this risk? . Question in long form: Having looked through many of the (rather numerous) questions about backing up up an SQLite db on Android I have one question that I couldn

问题 I'm a Community College instructor grading student C++ coding assignments. Been doing the same task all semester. Suddenly, this morning, CLion is building extremely slowly, perhaps even hanging, the second time I build/run a project. WTF? The projects are very small. One source file, one header, no libraries. What changed? And why would a second build be the problem? It's usually first builds that are slow. 回答1: What changed? My harddrive backup software. I told my auto-backup to take 2

问题 Hy guys, i have a postgresql 8.3 server with many database. Actually, im planning to backup those db with a script that will store all the backup in a folder with the same name of the db, for example: /mypath/backup/my_database1/ /mypath/backup/my_database2/ /mypath/backup/foo_database/ Every day i make 1 dump each 2 hours, overwriting the files every day... for example, in the my_database1 folder i have: my_database1.backup-00.sql //backup made everyday at the 00.00 AM my_database1.backup-02