Closed View-my-Git-Lab-krafi closed 1 year ago
Assuming that you are using a sql database, then you'd need to backup that along with the content directory/volume that you are mounting: -v /path/to/ghost/blog:/var/lib/ghost/content
. Nothing else in the container is stateful unless you are in development mode using a SQLite file, so that should also be saved (-e database__connection__filename='/var/lib/ghost/content/data/ghost.db'
to control where it goes, like in the mounted directory).
The reason docker commit
doesn't work is that /var/lib/ghost/content
is defined as a docker volume which means it is not included in the new image or in a docker export
.
I tried so hard to understand how docker work and creating backup and restore. already tried tuns of stuff but non of them worked. i waste today completely finding solution. but i failed.
technique one :
sudo docker commit efef1f15b461 mycontainer_backup && docker save mycontainer_backup -o mycontainer_backup.tar
to restore docker load -i mycontainer_backup.tar docker run -it --name mycontainer mycontainer_backup issue is /var/lib/ghost/content folder get missing and output says my theme got missing if i get inside docker and fix that after running that command again theme get missing....
sudo docker export efef1f15b461 | openssl enc -aes-256-cbc -pbkdf2 -pass pass:hack -out out/"asd.tar.enc" -v also i tried this encryption script ..
simple backup and restore.