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Version: 0.6
Module for assisting in querying the file system, databases, or Amazon Web Services (AWS) for backups/archives to rotate.
rotatelib
supports looking for archives and backups in the following places:
- The local filesystem
- A database (currently tested with with MySQLdb and sqlite)
- AWS services:
- S3 bucket items
- EC2 snapshots
Sample Python script using rotatelib:
import datetime
import rotatelib
backups = '/my/backups/'
# find any backups that are older than 5 days
items = rotatelib.list_archives(directory=backups, before=datetime.timedelta(5))
# remove those backups we just found
rotatelib.remove_items(directory=backups, items=items)
You may also now give it database connections to work with:
import datetime
import rotatelib
import MySQLdb
db = MySQLdb.connect('localhost', 'user', 'password', 'my_database')
# find any backup tables (tables with a date in the name) that are older than 5 days
items = rotatelib.list_backup_tables(db=db, before=datetime.timedelta(5))
# remove those backups we just found
rotatelib.remove_items(db=db, items=items)
If you have the boto python library installed, you can even access items in an S3 bucket:
import datetime
import rotatelib
"""
When you call list_archives or remove_items with an s3bucket argument, the library
will look in your environment variables for AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID and AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY.
If you do not want to use environment variables, you can pass those in as keyword args
(aws_access_key_id and aws_secret_access_key).
"""
# list all archive items
items = rotatelib.list_archives(s3bucket='mybucket')
# list all archive items that are older than 5 days
items = rotatelib.list_archives(s3bucket='mybucket', before=datetime.timedelta(5))
rotatelib.remove_items(items=items, s3bucket='mybucket')
If you have the boto python library installed, you can even rotate ec2 snapshots:
import datetime
import rotatelib
"""
When you call list_archives or remove_items with an ec2snapshots argument, the library
will look in your environment variables for AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID and AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY.
If you do not want to use environment variables, you can pass those in as keyword args
(aws_access_key_id and aws_secret_access_key).
"""
# list all archive items
items = rotatelib.list_archives(ec2snapshots=True)
# list all archive items that are older than 5 days
items = rotatelib.list_archives(ec2snapshots=True, before=datetime.timedelta(5))
rotatelib.remove_items(items=items, ec2snapshots=True)
By default, list_archives
will use the snapshots description to find a date. If not date is found,
it will then try to parse the start_time
portion of the snapshot information. If you'd prefer just
to use the start_time
, you can use the snapshot_use_start_time
option.
# list all archive items that are older than 5 days, using start_time
items = rotatelib.list_archives(ec2snapshots=True, before=datetime.timedelta(5), snapshot_use_start_time=True)
Note that the EC2 option will only look at snapshots owned by the account for the credentials that are used.
To help query for the items you want, there are a number of criteria tests:
- after (datetime or timedelta)
- before (datetime or timedelta)
- day (int or list of ints)
- except_day (int or list of ints)
- except_hour (int or list of ints)
- except_startswith (string or list of strings)
- has_date (datetime)
- hour (int or list of ints)
- startswith (string or list of strings)
- pattern (regex)
New in version 0.6: startswith
and except_startswith
were added.
New in version 0.2: day
and except_day
were added. day
, hour
, except_day
, and except_hour
all accept lists as well.
Copyright (c) 2011 Rob Ballou
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