barry

Barry

Send your backups into the clouds

This client-server tool will watch a local directory for new backups, and upload them to a cold-storage Swift ("OVH-flavored") service.

This is a work-in-progress, see the TODO file.

Install (client only)

Make sure Go is installed, then install/update Barry:

go install github.com/OnitiFR/barry/cmd/barry@latest (Go 1.16+)
go get -u github.com/OnitiFR/barry/cmd/barry (Go 1.15-)

Then, launch barry and see the given .barry.toml sample content.

Note: the client requires at least Go 1.12

Install (client + server)

Make sure Go is installed, then install/update Barry:

go install github.com/OnitiFR/barry/cmd/...@latest (Go 1.16+)
go get -u github.com/OnitiFR/barry/cmd/... (Go 1.15-)

Then, launch barry-server and see the given .barry.toml sample content.

Copy and modify install/barryd.service to your /etc/systemd/system, then reload systemd with systemctl daemon-reload.

You can configure alerts using samples in etc/alerts directory. Install jq utility if you want the use the sample slack.sh alert.

You can now manage the service (ex: systemctl start barryd).

Development

For the server, use the dev tag for (extremely) reduced timings, examples:

• go run -tags dev ./cmd/barryd/ -trace -pretty
• go build -tags dev ./cmd/barryd/
• …

For the client, use something like:

• go install ./cmd/barry && barry -c ~/.barry.dev.toml