With restic you can do fine backups on individual hosts. With restic orchestrator you can do that on multiple hosts.
I'm building releases for linux amd64 with nexe, which you can find the release section.
You can also clone this repo and run the orchestrator from your shell:
$ git clone https://github.com/datenknoten/restic-orchestrator
$ cd restic-orchestrator
$ npm install
$ npm start
You need at least node 8.
You need to put a config file in one of these directories:
OS | Path |
---|---|
Linux | $XDG_DATA_HOME/restic-orchestrator/config.json or $HOME/.local/share/restic-orchestrator/config.json |
Windows | %APPDATA%/datenknoten/restic-orchestrator/config.json |
Mac OSX | $HOME/Library/Application Support/restic-orchestrator/config.json |
Then run restic-orchestrator
everytime you want to do a backup.
If you want to write code for this project, you are welcome! Please make sure to write tests for your code, respect the linter and make sure that the typescript compiler can comile your code into javascript:
$ npm run lint
$ npm run test
$ npm run compile
This package uses husky to execute git hooks, to make you produce great code more easy.