This utility script helps you to backup Magento2 code and database.
You can either run the command manually or can automate it via cronjob.
You can simply download the script file and give the executable permission.
curl -0 https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MagePsycho/magento2-db-code-backup-bash-script/master/src/mage2-db-code-backup.sh -o mage2-backup.sh
chmod +x mage2-backup.sh
To make it system wide command
sudo mv mage2-backup.sh /usr/local/bin/mage2-backup.sh
./mage2-backup.sh --help
./mage2-backup.sh --backup-db --src-dir=/path/to/magento2/root --dest-dir=/path/to/destination
If you want to get rid of this message
Using a password on the command line interface can be insecure.
You can create a .my.cnf
file in home directory with the following config
[client]
host=localhost
user=[your-db-user]
password=[your-db-pass]
And use option --use-mysql-config
as
./mage2-backup.sh --backup-db --use-mysql-config --src-dir=/path/to/magento2/root --dest-dir=/path/to/destination
./mage2-backup.sh --backup-code --skip-media --src-dir=/path/to/magento2/root --dest-dir=/path/to/destination
./mage2-backup.sh --backup-db --backup-code --skip-media --src-dir=/path/to/magento2/root --dest-dir=/path/to/destination
Notes
If you want to use custom backup name, you can pass --backup-name=...
option.
If this option is not used, the mage2-backup.$DATETIME
will be used as a default basename for code & db backups.
You can utilize this option if you want to automate the backup and download process
If you want to schedule via Cron, just add the following line in your Crontab entry crontab -e
0 0 * * * /path/to/mage2-backup.sh --backup-db --backup-code --skip-media --src-dir=/path/to/magento2/root --dest-dir=/path/to/destination > /dev/null 2>&1
0 0 * * *
expression means the command will run run at every midnight.
- Mage2Backup Help
- S3 support
- Google Drive support
- Option to exclude log tables