Forgejo Related SOPs
Contact Information
- Owner
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Fedora Infrastructure Team
- Contact
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#fedora-admin, sysadmin-main
- Purpose
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Provide basic orientation and introduction to the sysadmin group
Requirements
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Administration of Forgejo requires group
sysadmin-openshift
access. -
Administration of Forgejo backups requres group
sysadmin-main
access in order to access theos-control
machines.
Troubleshooting Steps
On the os-control
machines for prod and staging, two cronjobs related to backups exist. The backup runs at 2am UTC, the pruning at 3am UTC nightly.
0 2 * * * /root/ocp4/openshift-apps/forgejo/backups/run_forgejo_backup.sh >> /root/ocp4/openshift-apps/forgejo/backups/log/backup_cronjob.log 2>&1 0 3 * * * /root/ocp4/openshift-apps/forgejo/backups/run_forgejo_pruning.sh >> /root/ocp4/openshift-apps/forgejo/backups/log/prune_cronjob.log 2>&1
The run_forgejo_backup.sh
script connects into the Forgejo container, performs a backup creation, then copies the data dump out of the container onto the os-control machine.
The run_forgejo_pruning.sh
script prunes older backup files.
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We keep 7 days rolling backups, older backup files are pruned.
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at the end of each week, the last daily backup becomes a weekly backup. We keep the last 4 weekly backups, older weekly backups are pruned.
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at the end of each month, the last weekly backup becomes a monthly backup. We keep the last 12 months backups, older months are pruned.
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at the end of the year, the last monthly backup becomes a yearly backup. We keep one yearly backup for every year.
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Backup files are synced to AWS S3.
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