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[SOLVED] Appwrite inbuilt Backup with UI

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Alan Gautham
4 Oct, 2023, 06:24

So from the history here I understand there is no UI for backup in appwrite. It would be a nice addition to this awesome tool. Please consider adding this feature. Please refer to attached screenshot of Backup module from runcloud server control panel. I would be great if Appwrite also has one like this.

Presently I enabled droplet backup on Digital ocean. But the frequency is one week.

Is this backup works without issues if I restore...?

Is there any tools available to automate backups for appwrite...?

Kindly advice on current best approach for backup.

thank you

TL;DR
The user is asking about the availability of an inbuilt backup feature with a UI for Appwrite. Another user suggests using the DO backup, which works without issues. They also mention a paid service called snapshooter for setting backup frequencies. However, there is a risk of corruption if a snapshot is taken while data is being stored, deleted, or edited. Another user suggests taking a snapshot as a manual backup before performing upgrades or similar tasks. They have successfully used this method in the past. The user hopes that the Appwrite team will consider adding a backup UI feature. They provide links for more information on backups and ask for advice on
Drake
4 Oct, 2023, 16:59
Alan Gautham
4 Oct, 2023, 17:44

Thank you Steven. I did 👍 on github

Alan Gautham
4 Oct, 2023, 17:51

Hope Appwrite team will look into this feature soon. Looks like the most wanted feature. I am the 50th guy liked that in github. 🤞

Maegondo
4 Oct, 2023, 20:32

I also run appwrite on Digital Ocean and had to restore a backup once. It worked without any problem, everything was back to the backup state.

If you have to do something like an appwrite upgrade or something similar, I suggest you take a snapshot, which is kind of like a manual backup that can also be restored, if anything fails. Worked for me every time, I used it when I had trouble upgrading to 1.4.3

D5
4 Oct, 2023, 20:55

The issue is that probably if you do the snapshot meanwhile data is being stored, deleted or edited, there's a chance of getting a fragment that could corrupt the database or make it throw an error

Alan Gautham
4 Oct, 2023, 21:02

Thank you Maegondo🙂 ... Yes I tried that DO backup. It works without issue. Also, there is a inbuilt service called snapshooter(PAID)... through which we can set backup frequency to hourly / daily.

Alan Gautham
8 Oct, 2023, 13:12

[SOLVED] Appwrite inbuilt Backup with UI

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