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# Ansible Role: restic
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> **Beta:** This role is in beta status.
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[](https://travis-ci.org/arillso/ansible.restic) [](https://sbaerlo.ch/licence) [](https://galaxy.ansible.com/arillso/restic) [](https://galaxy.ansible.com/arillso/restic)
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## Description
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[Restic](https://github.com/restic/restic) is a versatile Go based backup
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solution which supports multiple backends, deduplication and incremental
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backups.
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This role installs restic on a client, configures the backup repositories
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and optionally sets up cronjobs to run said backups.
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Aditionally, it will setup executable scripts to run a Backup manually.
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> This Project borrows heavily from the
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> [donat-b/ansible-restic](https://github.com/donat-b/ansible-restic)
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> ansible role. We try to make this role more semver deployment friendly
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> by allowing to use version tags and keep these snapshots and adapting the
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> automated backup definition for use with windows systems.
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### Backup Scripts
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This role will create a backup script and a file with credentials usable with the `source` command on linux for each backup in the `restic_script_dir`.
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These executable scripts can be used to manually trigger a backup action, but
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are also used for automated backups if you have set `restic_create_cron` to true.
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make sure to not change the files manually, as this can interfere with your
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backups quite a bit.
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on Linux, if you want to take a manual snapshot, you can run the backup like this:
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```bash
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$ /path/to/backup/script/backup-example.sh
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```
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by default, such a snapshot will be given the tag `manual`, so you can distinguish
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them from automatically created snapshots. You can also append more tags by
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simply appending them:
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```bash
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$ /path/to/backup/script/backup-example.sh --tag deployment
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```
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### CRON / Scheduled Tasks
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In order to make use of defined backups, they can be automatically setup as
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scheduled tasks. You have to be aware of the fact that (on linux systems at
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least) you need to have administrator permissions for configuring such an action.
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If you cannot use the automatic creation of the tasks, you can still make use
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of the generated scripts. If you are for example on a shared hosting server
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and can define a cronjob via a webinterface, simply add each backup file to
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be executed. Make sure to prefix the command with `CRON=true` to imply that the
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snapshot was created via a scheduled task:
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```bash
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CRON=true /path/to/backup/script/backup-example.sh
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```
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## Installation
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```bash
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ansible-galaxy install arillso.restic
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```
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## Requirements
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* bzip2
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## Role Variables
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| Name | Default | Description |
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| ---------------------- | -------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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| `restic_url` | `undefined` | The URL to download restic from. Use this variable to overwrite the default |
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| `restic_version` | `'0.9.5'` | The version of Restic to install |
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| `restic_download_path` | `'/opt/restic'` | Download location for the restic binary |
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| `restic_install_path` | `'/usr/local/bin'` | Install location for the restic binary |
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| `restic_script_dir` | `'~/restic'` | Location of the generated backup scripts |
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| `restic_repos` | `{}` | A dictionary of repositories where snapshots are stored |
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| `restic_backups` | `[]` | A list of dictionaries specifying the files and directories to be backed up |
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| `restic_create_cron` | `false` | Should a cronjob be created for each backup |
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| `restic_dir_owner` | `'{{ansible_user}}'` | The owner of all created dirs |
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| `restic_dir_group` | `'{{ansible_user}}'` | The group of all created dirs |
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### Repos
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Restic stores data in repositories. You have to specify at least one repository
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to be able to use this role. A repository can be local or remote (see the
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official [documentation](https://restic.readthedocs.io/en/stable/030_preparing_a_new_repo.html)).
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> **Using an SFTP repository**
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> For using an SFTP backend, the user needs passwordless access to the host.
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> Please make sure to distribute ssh keys accordingly, as this is outside of
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> the scope of this role.
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Available variables:
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| Name | Required | Description |
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| ---------- |:--------:| --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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| `location` | yes | The location of the Backend. Currently, [Local](https://restic.readthedocs.io/en/stable/030_preparing_a_new_repo.html#local) and [SFTP](https://restic.readthedocs.io/en/stable/030_preparing_a_new_repo.html#sftp) are supported |
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| `password` | yes | The password used to secure this repository |
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| `init` | no | Describes if the repository should be initialized or not. Use `false` if you are backuping to an already existing repo. |
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Example:
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```yaml
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restic_repos:
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local:
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location: /srv/restic-repo
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password: securepassword1
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init: true
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remote:
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location: sftp:user@host:/srv/restic-repo
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password: securepassword2
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init: true
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```
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### Backups
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A backup specifies a directory or file to be backuped. A backup is written to a
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Repository defined in `restic_repos`.
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Available variables:
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| Name | Required (Default) | Description |
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| `name` | yes | The name of this backup. Used together with pruning and scheduling and needs to be unique. |
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| `repo` | yes | The name of the repository to backup to. |
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| `src` | yes | The source directory or file |
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| `stdin` | no | Is this backup created from a [stdin](https://restic.readthedocs.io/en/stable/040_backup.html#reading-data-from-stdin)? |
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| `stdin_cmd` | no (yes if `stdin` == `true`) | The command to produce the stdin. |
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| `stdin_filename` | no | The filename used in the repository. |
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| `tags` | no | Array of default tags |
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| `keep_last` | no | If set, only keeps the last n snapshots. |
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| `keep_hourly` | no | If set, only keeps the last n hourly snapshots. |
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| `keep_daily` | no | If set, only keeps the last n daily snapshots. |
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| `keep_weekly ` | no | If set, only keeps the last n weekly snapshots. |
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| `keep_monthly` | no | If set, only keeps the last n monthly snapshots. |
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| `keep_yearly ` | no | If set, only keeps the last n yearly snapshots. |
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| `keep_within` | no | If set, only keeps snapshots in this time period. |
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| `keep_tag` | no | If set, keep snapshots with this tags. Make sure to specify a list. |
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| `prune` | no (`false`) | If `true`, the `restic forget` command in the script has the [`--prune` option](https://restic.readthedocs.io/en/stable/060_forget.html#removing-backup-snapshots) appended. |
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| `scheduled` | no (`false`) | If `restic_create_cron` is set to `true`, this backup is scheduled. |
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| `schedule_minute` | no (`*`) | Minute when the job is run. ( 0-59, *, */2, etc ) |
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| `schedule_hour` | no (`*`) | Hour when the job is run. ( 0-23, *, */2, etc ) |
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| `schedule_weekday` | no (`*`) | Weekday when the job is run. ( 0-6 for Sunday-Saturday, *, etc ) |
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| `schedule_month` | no (`*`) | Month when the job is run. ( 1-12, *, */2, etc ) |
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## Dependencies
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none
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## Example Playbook
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```yml
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- hosts: all
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roles:
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- restic
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```
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## Author
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- Matthias Leutenegger
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## License
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This project is under the MIT License. See the [LICENSE](https://sbaerlo.ch/licence) file for the full license text.
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## Copyright
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(c) 2019, Arillso
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