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alpine-firestore-backup

Image that performs Firestore backups based on google/cloud-sdk:alpine image.

Why this image

We use a lot of Firebase features like Firestore. But there is no simple way to backup the data.

This image aims to be used inside the Google Cloud Platform to perform backups automatically.

See this article for more information.

Prerequisites

Create a bucket on GCP

Create a GCP coldline bucket and save the name of your bucket.

Create a service account

Create a GCP Service account with the following rights:

Cloud Datastore Import Export Admin
Storage Admin

Prepare your env variables for Cloud Run

Please fill in the following information:

GCLOUD_PROJECT_ID
GCLOUD_BUCKET_NAME

3 ways to create your image ready to use on Cloud Run

1. Use the Cloud Run Button

Please give a feedback on this new way to deploy it ✨

For this deployment, the new service account can't be used. Simply grant the default (<project_id>-compute@developer.gserviceaccount.com) service account with the required roles

2. Use a public image

You can use the public gcr image available on gcr.io/zenika-hub/alpine-firestore-backup We publish the image in the 4 container registries to be available in the closest region:

Global: gcr.io/zenika-hub/alpine-firestore-backup
Europe: eu.gcr.io/zenika-hub/alpine-firestore-backup
Asia: asia.gcr.io/zenika-hub/alpine-firestore-backup
US: us.gcr.io/zenika-hub/alpine-firestore-backup

3. Create your own image

You can also create your own image from the repository to be independant. But you have to maintain the update of your image by yourself.

To do this, clone this repository:

git clone https://github.com/zenika/alpine-firestore-backup.git

Build:

docker image build -t gcr.io/[GCLOUD_PROJECT_ID]/alpine-firestore-backup

Push using Container Registry Authentication:

gcloud auth configure-docker
docker push gcr.io/[GCLOUD_PROJECT_ID]/alpine-firestore-backup

3 ways to set up your Cloud Run service

Cloud Run is a serverless service to automatically serve your containers using http.

1. Use the Cloud Run Button

It will deploy it automatically.

2. Use the CLI

If you're fan of CLI, please use the following command to create your Cloud Run service:

gcloud beta run deploy alpine-firestore-backup\
    --project=my-awesome-project\
    --platform=managed\
    --region=europe-west1\
    --image=zenika-hub/alpine-firestore-backup\
    --memory=256Mi\
    --allow-unauthenticated\
    --set-env-vars GCLOUD_PROJECT_ID=VALUE,GCLOUD_BUCKET_NAME=VALUE\
    --service-account=my-service-account@my-awesome-project.iam.gserviceaccount.com

Check the deployment using the following command:

gcloud beta run services list\
    --project my-awesome-project\
    --platform managed\
    --region=europe-west1\

3. Use the WebUI

In the WebUI console, create a Cloud Run service using the public image gcr.io/zenika-hub/alpine-firestore-backup or your own image gcr.io/[GCLOUD_PROJECT_ID]/alpine-firestore-backup.

Be careful to:

Choose your newly image in latest
Choose "Cloud Run (fully managed)" and a location
Enter a service name
Select "Allow unauthenticated invocations"
In the "Show optional settings / Environment variables", set the 3 environment variables seen in the previous section
In the "Service account" part, select your previously created service account

Test and validate

You can test the service using your browser: https://alpine-firestore-backup-XXX-run.app/

Save the url created to call your Cloud Run Service. For example: https://alpine-firestore-backup-XXX-run.app/backup

Schedule it with Cloud Scheduler

Cloud Scheduler allow you to schedule a cronjob in order to call a https endpoint at regular intervals.

Prepare a Cloud Scheduler to send a request to your Cloud Run Service every time you need.

For example, every Monday at 3:00am 0 3 * * 1

Monitor the backup operations

You can also check the current status of each backup operation using the following url https://alpine-firestore-backup-XXX-run.app/list

Supported tags and respective Dockerfile links

alpine-firestore-backup

Why this image

Prerequisites

Create a bucket on GCP

Create a service account

Prepare your env variables for Cloud Run

3 ways to create your image ready to use on Cloud Run

1. Use the Cloud Run Button

2. Use a public image

3. Create your own image

3 ways to set up your Cloud Run service

1. Use the Cloud Run Button

2. Use the CLI

3. Use the WebUI

Test and validate

Schedule it with Cloud Scheduler

Monitor the backup operations

Supported tags and respective `Dockerfile` links

License

Zenika/alpine-firestore-backup

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