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running:

bash create-vod-hls.sh beach.mkv

will produce:

    beach/
      |- playlist.m3u8
 |- 360p.m3u8

Maintaining even a small mongodb application in production requires regular backups of remotely stored data. MongoDB gives you three ways to acomplish it. In this post I'm using monogodump command for creating a backup and mongorestore for recreating the data. The purpose of this writing is to provide a simple way of periodic database dumps from a remote server to a Dropbox cloud storage.

Remember that for using mongodump you have to have a mongod process running.

Dumping a database

Suppose that you want make a backup of your books database.

To create a dump use mongodump -d books -o which will result in a book folder containing bson files with all collections.

MongoDB AWS EC2 Setup Guide

You can see my latest update in my blog here https://medium.com/@calvin.hsieh/steps-to-install-mongodb-on-aws-ec2-instance-62db66981218

Credits:

Big thanks to Elad Nava and Shane Rainville for writing the above articles that allow me to conduct this guide. If by all means that I violated original post's copyright, please contact me.

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	# <------------------------------ Enviroment Variables ------------------------------->
	FQDN = <Server DNS Name> # can also get from PTR record
	ORG_NAME = <Org name>
	RELEASE_NAME = $(lsb_release -sc)

	# <------------------------------ Network Stack Setups ------------------------------->
	# Please edit /etc/default/ufw first

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	<title>SSH Client</title>
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