Like with all /adminĮndpoints, this is only accessible on the same machine as the Alpha server unless To create a backup, make an HTTP POST request to /admin to a DgraphĪlpha HTTP address and port (default, “localhost:8080”). Minio secret key with permissions to write to the destination bucket. Minio access key with permissions to write to the destination bucket. To backup to Minio, the Alpha server must have the following Minio credentials set viaĮnvironment variables: Environment Variable
IAM roles for service accounts to associate the IAM Role to a Kubernetes Service Account. IAM Roles for Amazon EC2 to attach the IAM Role to a running EC2 Instance. Instance Profile can pass the IAM Role to an EC2 Instance. Depending on whether you want to grant access to an EC2 instance, or to a pod running on EKS, you can do one of these options:. Create an IAM Role with an IAM Policy that grants access to the S3 bucket. In AWS, you can accomplish this by doing the following: Starting with v20.07.0 if the system has access to the S3 bucket, you no longer need to explicitly include these environment variables. Via environment variables: Environment VariableĪWS access key with permissions to write to the destination bucket. To backup to Amazon S3, the Alpha server must have the following AWS credentials set Configure Backupīackup is only enabled when a valid license file is supplied to a Zero server OR within the thirty Theseīackups can be used to restore a new Dgraph cluster to the previous state fromīinary backups are Dgraph-specific and can be used to restore a cluster quickly. 
Turn OFF Automatic backups in System Preferences > Time Machine. Saved to an on-premise network file system shared by all Alpha servers. Disconnect any external drive you use for Time Machine, (Eject first). Storage such as Amazon S3 or any Minio storage backend.
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Note This feature was introduced in v1.1.0.īinary backups are full backups of Dgraph that are backed up directly to cloud
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