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Auto Snapshot

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Paolo Asperti 2019-03-10 18:30:11 +01:00
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auto-snapshot/README.md
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## Auto Snapshot
This plugins takes a snapshot of your hassio instance based on the timing you specify in config. Just use standard cron format (min hour day month weekday).
You can specify how many snapshots you want to mantain (should be at >=1). Note that snapshots are deleted after a new one is taken, so if something goes wrong, you end up with no recent snapshots and the oldest valid ones.
You can specify how many snapshots you want to mantain (should be >= 1). Note that snapshots are deleted after a new one is taken, so if something goes wrong, you end up with no recent snapshots and the oldest valid ones.

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auto-snapshot/config.json
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{
"name": "Auto Snapshot",
"url": "https://git.asperti.com/paspo/hassio-addons",
"version": "0.1.0",
"version": "0.1.1",
"slug": "auto-snapshot",
"description": "Take hassio snapshots with fixed timings and manage retention.",
"description": "Take hassio snapshots with fixed timings and manage retention",
"startup": "before",
"boot": "auto",
"arch": [
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"i386"
],
"hassio_api": true,
"hassio_role": "admin",
"hassio_role": "backup",
"options": {
"cron": "15 3 * * *",
"num_snapshots": 10

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auto-snapshot/run.sh
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# change perms
chmod 600 /var/spool/cron/crontabs/root
echo "Auto Snapshot ready."
crond -f

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auto-snapshot/snapshot.sh
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#!/bin/sh
echo
echo "Taking a new snapshot"
CONFIG_PATH=/data/options.json
NUM_SNAPSHOTS=$(jq --raw-output ".num_snapshots" $CONFIG_PATH)
# TODO: check if NUM_SNAPSHOTS>1
if [ $NUM_SNAPSHOTS -lt 1 ] ; then
NUM_SNAPSHOTS=1
fi
# retrieve current snapshot list
CURRENT_SNAPSHOTS=$( curl -s -H "X-HASSIO-KEY: $HASSIO_TOKEN" http://hassio/snapshots )
# TODO: check if CURRENT_SNAPSHOTS returns ok
START_TIMESTAMP=$(date "+%s")
STATUS=$(echo "$CURRENT_SNAPSHOTS" | jq --raw-output '.result')
if [ ! "$STATUS" = "ok" ] ; then
echo "ERROR: Can't retrieve current snapshot list."
exit 1
fi
# take snapshot (this can take a long time)
START_TIMESTAMP=$(date "+%s")
RESULT=$( curl -s -H "X-HASSIO-KEY: $HASSIO_TOKEN" --data '{"name":"Automatic Snapshot"}' -X POST http://hassio/snapshots/new/full )
SNAPSHOT_TIMESTAMP=$(date "+%s")
SNAPSHOT_TIME=$(echo "$SNAPSHOT_TIMESTAMP - $START_TIMESTAMP" | bc)
# check if snapshot is ok
STATUS=$(echo "$RESULT" | jq --raw-output '.result')
if [ ! "$STATUS" = "ok" ] ; then
echo "Snapshot FAILED after $SNAPSHOT_TIME seconds."
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SLUG=$(echo "$RESULT" | jq --raw-output '.data.slug')
echo "Snapshot $SLUG taken SUCCESSFULLY in $SNAPSHOT_TIME seconds."
# housekeeping:
# we take the list of snapshots (which was taken before this snapshot)
# we sort by date (reversed), remove the protected snapshots and take
# only a list of slugs
# then we skip the first NUM_SNAPSHOTS slugs and delete all the rest
FIRST_SLUG_TO_DELETE=$(echo "1 + $NUM_SNAPSHOTS" | bc)
echo $CURRENT_SNAPSHOTS | jq --raw-output ".data.snapshots | sort_by(.date) | reverse[] | select(.slug != \"$SLUG\") | select (.protected==false) | .slug " | tail -n +$FIRST_SLUG_TO_DELETE | while read SLUG_TO_DELETE
do