Backup your sqlite database to an S3 compatible provider.

• Add "Telescop Backup" to your INSTALLED_APPS setting like this::

INSTALLED_APPS = [
    ...
    'telescoop_backup',
]

• Include the Telescop Backup URLconf in your project urls.py like this::

    path('backup/', include('telescoop_backup.urls')),

• Define the following settings in settings.py

BACKUP_ACCESS = 'my_access'  # S3 ACCESS
BACKUP_SECRET = 'my_secret'  # S3 SECRET KEY
BACKUP_BUCKET = 'my_project_backup'  # S3 Bucket
BACKUP_KEEP_N_DAYS = 31  # Optional, defaults to 31
BACKUP_HOST = None  # Optional, default to s3.fr-par.scw.cloud (Scaleway Storage in Paris)

By default, old backups are removed in order not to take up too much space. If you don't want them removed, just set a very large value for BACKUP_KEEP_N_DAYS.

You can now backup with the backup_db management command :

• python manage.py backup_db backup to back up current database
• python manage.py backup_db media to back up settings.MEDIA_ROOT
• python manage.py backup_db list to list previous backups
• python manage.py backup_db recover [file_name] to recover previous database

• /backup/last-backup shows the latest backup
• /backup/backup-is-less-than-XX-hours-old answers yes (status 200) or no (status 500). This route can be used with a service such as uptimerobot.com.

If you use it in local environment, ignore the backup files

.telescoop_backup_last_backup
*.sqlite