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Backup Structure

Backup Structure

Backups are bundled into tarballs containing the mongo, git, keycloak, vault, and model secrets, as well as a config file for the backup.

The bundles use the filename convention YYMMDD-HHMMSS.tar.gz, and all content in the tarball is in a directory with the same timestamp format. If you created a backup on December 16th, 2022 at 8:57:10 pm, the tarball 20221216-205710.tar.gz contains the following:

  • 20221216-205710/

    • 20221216-205710/config.yaml (Config file for backup)

    • 20221216-205710/mongo_archive_local-backup.gz (Mongo archive dump of primary Domino application database)

    • 20221216-205710/git.tar.gz (tarball of git repos and critical user project metadata/version control)

    • 20221216-205710/keycloak-postgres_archive_local-backup.gz (Postgres database dump)

    • 20221216-205710/vault-postgres_archive_local-backup.gz (Postgres database dump)

    • 20221216-205710/vault-k8s-secrets_local-backup.yaml (Kubernetes secrets and critical secrets to unlock Vault)

    • 20221216-205710/model_secrets-k8s-secrets_local-backup.yaml (Kubernetes secrets and Environment variables for models)

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