This gem backs up RDS databases to different cloud providers, granting an extra level of mind peacefulness.
rds_backup should be run as a command line tool, so it makes sense to install it globally
$ gem install rds_backup
rds_backup expects a config.yml file on the folder it is run, here is a sample.
Currently, you need a Google Cloud account with access to Cloud Storage. Sign up here and get your credentials here under the section "Interoperable Access".
AWS credentials with access to SES and a Hipchat Room token from API v2 are also required at this time.
Then, simply run the gem's binary:
$ rds_backup
This tool is usually scheduled in cron, below is an example
0 3 * * * . $HOME/.profile; cd $HOME/rds_backup && rds_backup >> /var/log/rds_backup/rds_backup.log 2>&1
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