Install MySQL Enterprise Backup on each database server whose contents you intend to back up. Typically, you perform all backup and restore operations locally, by running mysqlbackup on the same server as the MySQL instance.
    MySQL Enterprise Backup is packaged as either an archive file
    (.tgz, archived with tar and
    compressed with gzip) or as a platform-specific
    installer.
Installing on Unix and Linux Systems
    For all Linux and Unix systems, the product is available as a
    .tgz file. Unpack this file as follows:
  
tar xvzf package.tgz
    mysqlbackup is unpacked into a subdirectory. You
    can either copy them into a system directory (preserving their
    execute permission bits), or add to your $PATH
    setting the directory where you unpacked it.
  
    For certain Linux distributions, the product is also available as an
    RPM archive. When you install the RPM using the command
    sudo rpm -i
    , the
    mysqlbackup client is installed in the directory
    package_name.rpm/usr/bin/mysqlbackup.
  
    Installation packages for Debian and Ubuntu platforms are also
    available. Install the package with the following command
    sudo dpkg -i
    .
package_name.deb
Installing on Windows Systems
    The product can be installed together with other MySQL products with
    the MySQL Installer for Windows. It can also be installed separately
    with either an individual .msi installer or
    .zip file.
  
    When installing with a .msi installer, specify
    the installation location, preferably under the same directory where
    other MySQL products have been installed. Choose the option
    Include directory in Windows PATH, so that you
    can run mysqlbackup from any directory.
  
    When installing with a .zip file, simply unzip
    the file and put mysqlbackup.exe at the desired
    installation location. You can add that location to the
    %PATH% variable, so that you can run the
    mysqlbackup client from any directory.
  
Verify the installation by selecting the menu item . The menu item displays version information and opens a command prompt for running the mysqlbackup command.