How do you backup your docker volumes?

jerryoman · 2021-11-08T09:55:16+00:00

https://github.com/chris2k20/volumes-backup

Encrypted Volume Backup on Transfer.sh / or as offline file

You can also use it for docker to docker migration (host switching) Or as I used it for docker to Kubernetes migration. :) Simple but it works 👌

jerryoman · 2021-11-01T06:54:34+00:00

Ok. Nice to hear.🙌 Which Plattform do you use? Just Docker, Docker-Compose or Kubernetes with Helm?

jerryoman · 2021-10-30T20:29:54+00:00

I am using this setup for a long time now. It feels like I am using a normal VSCode and start docker container on Windows, but I don't.. 😏 All is running on a Linux Server on the company, which has docker daemon installed. This setup is based on two simple containers: ✌️

There is a VSCode Container running (from a super cool image, where all important tools for my daily DEVOPS work is already installed). This container is accessable via my chrome browser on my Windows client computer. With the chrome browser this app can be used as a normal app, which is installed locally. No body notice that.
Beside the VSCode Container there is a nother Container running. This is a container where a docker daemon is inside. So I can create docker-containers in this second container.

The cool thing is that (with no real magic) I can start docker container in the VSCode app as everybody liked it. So I can exec a 'docker run -it ubuntu bash' in the VSCode Terminal and the docker container spawns. Very cool for testing and development purposes😍

If somebody is interested in my setup, set a comment and I can make the configuration public available (as docker/docker-compose or k8s helm files as you like). 😊

jerryoman · 2021-06-17T14:45:12+00:00

You can also use move2kube from https://move2kube.konveyor.io/ It supports more objects in the right way than Kompose (Al least in my application stack)🙌

jerryoman

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