What happens on a destroyed / corrupted databasus instance? #282

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MrUnknownDE · 2026-04-05T16:16:06+02:00

MrUnknownDE commented

2026-04-05 16:16:06 +02:00

Originally created by @wzzrd on 1/5/2026

Hey,

so as cool as this program is becoming, what worries me a little is how to handle a corrupted / destroyed / broken databasus instance. The docs only say that each backup is encrypted with a unique key, but even if I have the /databasus-data/secrey.key, I'm not sure how to manually download a backup from e.g. s3 and restore it in case of an emergency (read: databasus is lost, but I still need to recover another database from backup).

What's the plan for backing up databasus and being able to restore even if my current instance of databasus is lost?

*Originally created by @wzzrd on 1/5/2026* Hey, so as cool as this program is becoming, what worries me a little is how to handle a corrupted / destroyed / broken databasus instance. The docs only say that each backup is encrypted with a unique key, but even if I have the `/databasus-data/secrey.key`, I'm not sure how to manually download a backup from e.g. s3 and restore it in case of an emergency (read: databasus is lost, but I still need to recover another database from backup). What's the plan for backing up databasus and being able to restore even if my current instance of databasus is lost?

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Reference: github/databasus#282