How can we use backrest to backup docker volumes? (Restic in docker?) #329
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Backrest provides a docker image, can you create a single docker container running backrest that you mount all volumes you want to backup into? |
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Thanks. Changing the restic command line may work. I was just checking what was the best way to backup docker volumes. I'm checking a docker setup on a big machine vs a minimal kubernetes set up with velero. Have a nice sunday! |
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I'm running Backrest in a docker container. All of the folders I want to back up are subfolders of a single one that I mounted as read-only in my Backrest Docker container. I just point to what I want to back up that way. |
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Hallo,
I'm actually using restic in docker to backup my docker volumes.
The command looks like that:
Is it actually possible to change the command executed?
ie in place of the
restic, using something like that?In the overview, is it specified how we can change the binary but not the command.
If not, is there another way to backup volumes with backrest without making a tar file into the host?
Thanks
Nico
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