Fetches, encrypts, transfers and rotates Heroku Postgres backups to/on Amazon S3.

heroku_pg_backup

#! /bin/bash

# Fetches, encrypts, transfers and rotates Heroku Postgres backups to/on Amazon S3.


# Requirements:
#
#   1. Heroku Toolbelt
#
#       $ wget -O- https://toolbelt.heroku.com/install-ubuntu.sh | sh
#       $ heroku login
#
#   2. s3cmd
#
#       $ apt-get install python-pip
#       $ pip install s3cmd
#       $ s3cmd --configure
#
#   3. gpg public key


# Installation:
#
#   1. Place this script in
#
#       /usr/local/bin/backup
#
#   2. Make this script executable
#
#       $ chmod a+x /usr/local/bin/backup
#
#   3. Optional: Add to crontab (`0 0 * * * /usr/local/bin/backup`)
#
#       $ crontab -e


# Usage:
#
#   $ /usr/local/bin/backup (or just `backup` if in $PATH)



### BEGIN CONFIGURATION



app=my-heroku-app

bucket=my-s3-bucket

bucket_path=s3-bucket-path

[email protected]

keep=7



### END CONFIGURATION



export PATH=/usr/local/bin:$PATH

backup_file=`date +%s`-$app.dump.gpg

echo "Acquiring URL to latest backup"
url=`heroku pg:backups public-url -a $app`

echo "Fetching, encrypting and transfering latest backup from Heroku to S3"
curl "$url" \
  | gpg -e -r $gpg_public_key \
  | s3cmd put - s3://$bucket/$bucket_path/$backup_file

echo "Rotating backups on S3 (keep $keep latest backups)"
s3cmd ls s3://$bucket/$bucket_path/ \
  | grep -e gpg$ \
  | awk '{print $4}' \
  | head -n -$keep \
  | xargs s3cmd del