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InsanePrawn b2c6e51a43 client/signal: Revert "add signal 'snapshot', rename existing signal 'wakeup' to 'replication'"
This was merged to master prematurely as the job components are not decoupled well enough
for these signals to be useful yet.

This reverts commit 2c8c2cfa14.

closes #452
2021-03-25 22:26:17 +01:00

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# This config serves as an example for a local zrepl installation that
# backups the entire zpool `system` to `backuppool/zrepl/sink`
#
# The requirements covered by this setup are described in the zrepl documentation's
# quick start section which inlines this example.
#
# CUSTOMIZATIONS YOU WILL LIKELY WANT TO APPLY:
# - adjust the name of the production pool `system` in the `filesystems` filter of jobs `snapjob` and `push_to_derive`
# - adjust the name of the backup pool `backuppool` in the `backuppool_sink` job
# - adjust the occurences of `myhostname` to the name of the system you are backing up (cannot be easily changed once you start replicating)
# - make sure the `zrepl_` prefix is not being used by any other zfs tools you might have installed (it likely isn't)
jobs:
# this job takes care of snapshot creation + pruning
- name: snapjob
type: snap
filesystems: {
"system<": true,
}
# create snapshots with prefix `zrepl_` every 15 minutes
snapshotting:
type: periodic
interval: 15m
prefix: zrepl_
pruning:
keep:
# fade-out scheme for snapshots starting with `zrepl_`
# - keep all created in the last hour
# - then destroy snapshots such that we keep 24 each 1 hour apart
# - then destroy snapshots such that we keep 14 each 1 day apart
# - then destroy all older snapshots
- type: grid
grid: 1x1h(keep=all) | 24x1h | 14x1d
regex: "^zrepl_.*"
# keep all snapshots that don't have the `zrepl_` prefix
- type: regex
negate: true
regex: "^zrepl_.*"
# This job pushes to the local sink defined in job `backuppool_sink`.
# We trigger replication manually from the command line / udev rules using
# `zrepl signal wakeup push_to_drive`
- type: push
name: push_to_drive
connect:
type: local
listener_name: backuppool_sink
client_identity: myhostname
filesystems: {
"system<": true
}
send:
encrypted: true
replication:
protection:
initial: guarantee_resumability
# Downgrade protection to guarantee_incremental which uses zfs bookmarks instead of zfs holds.
# Thus, when we yank out the backup drive during replication
# - we might not be able to resume the interrupted replication step because the partially received `to` snapshot of a `from`->`to` step may be pruned any time
# - but in exchange we get back the disk space allocated by `to` when we prune it
# - and because we still have the bookmarks created by `guarantee_incremental`, we can still do incremental replication of `from`->`to2` in the future
incremental: guarantee_incremental
snapshotting:
type: manual
pruning:
# no-op prune rule on sender (keep all snapshots), job `snapshot` takes care of this
keep_sender:
- type: regex
regex: ".*"
# retain
keep_receiver:
# longer retention on the backup drive, we have more space there
- type: grid
grid: 1x1h(keep=all) | 24x1h | 360x1d
regex: "^zrepl_.*"
# retain all non-zrepl snapshots on the backup drive
- type: regex
negate: true
regex: "^zrepl_.*"
# This job receives from job `push_to_drive` into `backuppool/zrepl/sink/myhostname`
- type: sink
name: backuppool_sink
root_fs: "backuppool/zrepl/sink"
serve:
type: local
listener_name: backuppool_sink