A short list of bash scripts that I have setup to backup some self hosted services
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About

This repository is more or less a repository I mainly use in my own development environment and usually use it as a point of reference for future use, there's a couple services I run and backup constantly simply using cronjobs and shell scripts.

Why

Mainly because most services don't actually have a backup script or if they do it's specifically for one method of running that service ( bare metal ), I usually run my services in a docker-compose environment, I love doing it like this and it just makes sense for me especially with self hosting multiple services, I know kubernetes is a thing but I am not a company, I am just a guy hosting some stuff :)

How to run

Most if not all scripts have a "Requirements" script which runs to check if you have the required programs to run the script, if you don't have them then you can simply check the readme for a list providing links to any github project I depend on, you of course only need the binary, although most programs I require are super common such as curl, ssh, etc...

But if there's a program such as gdrive that I depend on, I will link the github repository where you can yoink the binary from.

Contributing

If you feel like you can make my scripts better, please feel free to open a pull request, I will review it asap and merge it in if I feel like it's an improvement. I know I'm not perfect and that there are many mistakes in my scripts so I'm more than happy to have PRs!

License

The whole project is under a MIT LICENSE, so, feel free to do whatever you want with what you find in here.