bamboo.diy-aws-backup.vars.sh.example

#!/bin/bash

##
# It is recomended to `chmod 600 bamboo.diy-aws-backup.vars.sh` after copying the template.
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# Default options passed to 'curl' commands
CURL_OPTIONS="-L -s -f"

# Which database backup script to use (ex: ebs-collocated, rds)
# ebs-collocated means the database data directory is located in the volume as the bamboo home (i.e.: the snapshot / restore of the home directory will cover it)
# rds means your Bamboo instance is using an RDS instance and we need to produce a snapshot of it on backup
BACKUP_DATABASE_TYPE=ebs-collocated

# Which filesystem backup script to use (ex: ebs-home)
# ebs-home means the Bamboo home (and the database if selected ebs-collocated) will be backed up by taking a snapshot of the EBS volume
BACKUP_HOME_TYPE=ebs-home

# Used by the scripts for verbose logging. If not true only errors will be shown.
BAMBOO_VERBOSE_BACKUP=TRUE

# The base url used to access this bamboo instance. It cannot end on a '/'. This value can be retrieved from the admin page your Bamboo instance
BAMBOO_URL=http://localhost:7990

# Used in AWS backup to tag snapshots. It cannot contain spaces and it must be under 100 characters long
INSTANCE_NAME=bamboo

# The username and password for the user used to make backups (and have this permission)
BAMBOO_BACKUP_USER=
BAMBOO_BACKUP_PASS=

# The path to bamboo home folder (with trailing /)
BAMBOO_HOME=/var/atlassian/application-data/bamboo/
# OS level username for the account that owns the BAMBOO_HOME (typically 'atlbamboo')
BAMBOO_UID=atlbamboo
# The mount point for the home directory volume
HOME_DIRECTORY_MOUNT_POINT=/media/atl
# The device name to which the home directory volume is attached as it appears in your Amazon console
# Do NOT use the 'mount' command to retrieve this value as the linux device-driver might have assigned a different value
HOME_DIRECTORY_DEVICE_NAME=/dev/xvdf

# HipChat options
HIPCHAT_URL=https://api.hipchat.com
HIPCHAT_ROOM=
HIPCHAT_TOKEN=

# The availability zone in which volumes will be created when restoring and instance.
AWS_AVAILABILITY_ZONE=`curl ${CURL_OPTIONS} http://169.254.169.254/latest/meta-data/placement/availability-zone`
# The region for the resources Bamboo is using (volumes, instances, snapshots, etc)
AWS_REGION="`echo \"${AWS_AVAILABILITY_ZONE}\" | sed -e 's:\([0-9][0-9]*\)[a-z]*\$:\\1:'`"
# Additional AWS tags for EBS and RDS snapshot, tags needs to be in JSON format without enclosing square brackets:
# Example: AWS_ADDITIONAL_TAGS='{"Key":"Value"}, {"Key":"Value"}'
AWS_ADDITIONAL_TAGS=

# The number of backups to keep.  After backups are taken, all old snapshots except for the most recent ${KEEP_BACKUPS}
# are deleted.  Set to 0 to disable cleanup of old snapshots.
KEEP_BACKUPS=0

# The type of volume to create when restoring the home directory
RESTORE_HOME_DIRECTORY_VOLUME_TYPE=gp2
# Required if RESTORE_HOME_DIRECTORY_VOLUME_TYPE has been set to 'io1'. Ignored otherwise.
# The IOPS that should be provisioned for the new volume. Note: Maximum IOPS to volume size ratio is 30
RESTORE_HOME_DIRECTORY_IOPS=1000

# The RDS instance ID for the database to backup
BACKUP_RDS_INSTANCE_ID=
# The RDS instance ID for the database to create on restore
RESTORE_RDS_INSTANCE_ID=
# The instance class to use when restoring the database
RESTORE_RDS_INSTANCE_CLASS=db.r3.large
# The subnet in which the database will be restored
RESTORE_RDS_SUBNET_GROUP_NAME=
# The security group to assign to the restored instance
RESTORE_RDS_SECURITY_GROUP=