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0.3.0 (2026-08-20)

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  • deps: update module github.com/urfave/cli/v3 to v3.11.0 (#20) (db207e3)
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  • configurable custom labels on mover containers (#17) (7e967df)

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  • deps: bump invopop/jsonschema and prometheus/client_golang (3246853)
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First public release of sabon — a label-driven restic backup orchestrator for Docker. Declare a backup next to each service and sabon discovers it, backs it up on a schedule to its own repository, and restores it with one command.

Features

  • Label-driven discovery. A container opts in with its own Compose labels (sabon.enable + a sabon.backup spec) — there is no central list of apps to maintain.
  • Per-app, per-target repositories. Each (app, target) gets an isolated restic repository, so retention and restores stay independent and the blast radius is small. Back up to a local path and any restic-supported remote (S3, R2, WebDAV, …) — onsite, offsite, or both.
  • Ephemeral movers. Every run spawns a throwaway container from sabon's own image (restic bundled), mounts the sources read-only, and runs restic backup then restic forget. Reclaiming space (prune) and integrity checks (check) run as separate, less frequent scheduled jobs.
  • Any volume. Named volumes (any driver) and bind mounts are mounted by the mover, so nothing reaches into /var/lib/docker.
  • Consistency options. Pre/post hooks in exec and one-shot run mode (e.g. a pg_dump before the backup), cold backups (stop: true), and atomic ZFS snapshots (snapshot: zfs, or auto to snapshot what's on ZFS and mount the rest live).
  • Restore & disaster recovery. One-command restore into a staging directory or in place, path mapping, database-dump restore, and a bare-restic escape hatch for recovery when sabon itself is gone.
  • Docker Swarm support (experimental). On a Swarm manager, sabon drives the cluster: it discovers services and runs each mover as a node-pinned one-shot service, with cold-backup quiescing. Validated by a single-node docker swarm init end-to-end test in CI; not yet validated against a multi-node cluster.
  • HTTP control API (optional, token-authenticated). Trigger runs and browse durable run history — for dashboards and automation.
  • Observability. Prometheus metrics, /healthz and /readyz endpoints, ready-made alert rules, Grafana dashboards, and failure notifications.
  • Timezone-aware scheduling. Cron schedules and log timestamps honour TZ.

Notes

  • Pre-1.0 software: labels and configuration may change between minor releases.
  • Distroless image with the restic binary bundled; movers reuse the same image, so a plain install pulls nothing else.

Documentation: https://davidborzek.github.io/sabon/

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