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Adds a server-wide backup capability beyond the existing ops_dashboard pg_dump flow: - Daily systemd timer (03:30) runs pg_dumpall + Forgejo dump, then restic to a local NAS repo and an offsite Backblaze B2 repo with Object Lock. Phase-based script with single-instance flock, structured statusfile, systemd hardening, and live-datadir excludes (Postgres / Forgejo) so the dumps stay authoritative. - Ops-agent gets nine new read-only/trigger commands (snapshots, stats, status, logs, plus two triggers) backed by sudoers-whitelisted wrapper scripts that source /etc/restic-backup.env so the agent never sees the restic password or B2 keys. - Two new flows (server_backup_full, server_backup_restore_test) drive the dashboard's "Backup now" and "Restore test" buttons. - /settings/backups gains a Server backup section with overall + per-phase status, NAS / B2 snapshot tables, restore-size / raw-data / dedup-ratio stats, and the last restore-test result. The existing pg_dump section is preserved unchanged. - Runbook docs/runbooks/server-backup.md follows the tailscale-setup pattern (plan + addendum) and covers B2 Object Lock + scoped keys, Forgejo subplan with isolated restore-test stack, the off-server maintenance flow for B2 prune, and the integrity-check schedule. Code-only change — installation on scrum4me-srv follows the runbook. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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564 B
YAML
# Run a non-destructive restore test against the NAS repo. Restores the latest
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# snapshot to /tmp/restore-test/ and asserts that critical files came back
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# intact. Used to verify backups periodically without touching the live stack.
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# Copy to /etc/ops-agent/flows/server_backup_restore_test.yml on the host.
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name: Server backup — restore test
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description: Restore latest snapshot to /tmp/restore-test and assert critical files
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steps:
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- command_key: trigger_restore_test
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on_failure: continue
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- command_key: read_backup_status
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on_failure: continue
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