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Pushing Jenkins ThinBackup backups to S3
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| #!/bin/bash -l | |
| # find latest backup | |
| thinbackup_path="$JENKINS_HOME/thinBackup" | |
| latest_backup_folder=$(ls -t $thinbackup_path | head -n1) | |
| full_path="$thinbackup_path/$latest_backup_folder" | |
| echo "Latest backup is located at ${full_path}" | |
| # pack it up | |
| backup_name="$latest_backup_folder.tar.gz" | |
| tar cvzf $backup_name $full_path | |
| # push to S3 | |
| S3_BUCKET_BACKUP="yourcompany-jenkins-backup" | |
| aws s3 cp $backup_name s3://$S3_BUCKET_BACKUP/thinBackup/ |
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calvinlfer
commented
Apr 25, 2018
This assumes you have the aws-cli installed and your machine has the right permissions to push files to S3 (make sure to use the right bucket)
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