cleanup.sh <DIRECTORY> <BASENAME> <LIMIT>
Performs a cleanup based on a file's basename. LIMIT specifies the number of files that will remain after the cleanup.
mysql-backupall.sh <DIR> <USER> <PASSWORD>
Create a mysql_dump for each individual database.
mysql-cleanupall.sh <DIRECTORY> <LIMIT>
Executes the cleanup.sh script for each database.
xen-backup.sh <DIR> <VMNAME>
Creates a backup for a XenServer Virtual Machine. If no is provided, all VMs will be backed up.
I am running XenServer using an NFS data store for the virtual disks and using a local mount to backup snapshots once a month. This is an example cron file for one machine:
# /etc/cron.d/xenbackup
# Create a backup at the first day of the month at 1:00AM
00 01 1 * * root /opt/backuputils/xen-backup.sh /mnt/backup/ www.zeyos.com >/dev/null 2>&1
# Perform a cleanup
00 12 1 * * root /opt/backuputils/cleanup.sh 1 www.zeyos.com /mnt/backup/ >/dev/null 2>&1