Open n8creator opened 5 months ago
There isn't a way to do what you're asking here unfortunately.
There isn't a way to do what you're asking here unfortunately.
Ok, thanks for quick answer!
I'm going to reopen this. It's a good suggestion, just not sure how we can implement it.
Here's a suggestion:
What if we use the the cron expression ( like "0 3 *" ):
1) fetch the last created_at object from s3 2) check if it's before the current time minus the last time that the cron should be running (using the cron expression)
We can complicate a little bit more considering the time that takes to run a backup. Maybe saving the time of the last backup and consider it to calculate the item 2 .
Note that this doesn't verify the backup file integrity. Only that there is a file.
Hey there! I'm looking to set up automatic database backups on S3 for my applications (I have several of them), and I want to implement health checks to monitor if the database is being backed up according to the schedule. Typically, I make an HTTP GET request to an external service, like so:
What would be the best way to trigger these calls after the
backup-schedule
command being executed, such as:Any suggestions or best practices would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance for any help.