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Back up mongodb #4354
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See my comment here #758 (comment) |
I've done similar (almost the same) by adding another container to my compose file: mongo-dump:
image: mongo:3.2
volumes:
- ./data/dump:/dump
command: "mongodump -h mongo -o /dump/ --gzip"
networks:
- back-tier Then I call it from crontab with something like: |
What about restore? |
@wargamesqcf: you can restore via Docker. In my case I would use: PS: |
Hello, |
Dumps a daily backup at 3:12 |
@rocket-cat close Hi @wargamesqcf I am closing this issue because we think there is no actual bug in Rocket.Chat in what you're describing. Here's why:
We use Github mainly for discussing bugs though. We understand, that setting up and operating a Rocket.Chat server is not trivial, yet we do not have the woman/man-power to help everybody. That is unfortunate, but simply a limitation of time. If it should turn out from your feedback to this message, that there is a bug involved, we will try to fix it with you. That being said, we are very thankful that our community also does a great job in helping each other. I would therefore like to point you to some places where you can try asking for help. Usually, some friendly human being has time for you and your issue:
If you don't find a solution to your problem there, don't fret, as we also offer paid support: https://rocket.chat/support You could, of course, spare yourself the hassle entirely and just choose the hosted version, where we provide you with a running Rocket.Chat instance: https://rocket.chat/cloud Cheers |
Your Rocket.Chat version: .39
Since rocket doesn't have a back up feature, it really needs one.
How does one go about backing up a mongodb instance inside of a docker-compose container?
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