MySQL Enterprise Backup 3.11 Release Notes
MySQL Enterprise Backup supports cloud backup since version 3.10.2.
Note
Due to some issues, Amazon S3 is currently not supported by MySQL Enterprise Backup 3.11.
Only single-file backups can be created on and restored from cloud storage. All mysqlbackup options compatible with single-file operations (including, for example, the --incremental, --compression, --partial, and --encryption options) can be used with cloud backup or restoration.
Currently, Amazon S3 is the only cloud service supported by MySQL Enterprise Backup.
A cloud backup is created using the cloud options for mysqlbackup, which are described in details in Section 5.1.15, “Cloud Storage Options”. This is a sample command for creating a cloud backup:
Example 3.17 Creating a Cloud Backup
mysqlbackup\
--cloud-service=s3 --cloud-aws-region=<aws region> \
--cloud-access-key-id=<aws access key id> --cloud-secret-access-key=< aws secret access key> \
--cloud-bucket=<s3 bucket name> --cloud-object-key=<aws object key> \
--backup-dir=/home/user/dba/s3backuptmpdir \
--backup-image=- \
backup-to-image
Besides backup-to-image, all other
mysqlbackup operations for single-file
backups (backup-dir-to-image,
list-image,
validate,
image-to-backup-dir,
extract,
copy-back, and
copy-back-and-apply-log) can also
be performed using cloud storage.
Example 3.18 Extract an Existing Image from Cloud Storage to Backup Directory
Extract a backup image from cloud storage, using the
--backup-dir option to specify
the directory into which the image will be extracted:
mysqlbackup\
--cloud-service=s3 --cloud-aws-region=<aws region> \
--cloud-access-key-id=<aws access key id> --cloud-secret-access-key=< aws secret access key> \
--cloud-bucket=<s3 bucket name> --cloud-object-key=<aws object key> \
--backup-dir=/home/user/dba/s3backuptmpdir \
--backup-image=- \
image-to-backup-dir
See Example 4.9, “Restoring a Single-file Backup from Cloud Storage to a MySQL Server” on how to restore a backup image from a cloud storage.