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### Features
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The backup utilities implement a number of advanced capabilities for backup hosts, built on top of the backup and restore features already included in GitHub Enterprise.
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The backup utilities implement a number of advanced capabilities for backup
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hosts, built on top of the backup and restore features already included in
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GitHub Enterprise.
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These advanced features include:
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##### Storage
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Storage requirements vary based on current Git repository disk usage and growth
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patterns of the GitHub appliance. We recommend allocating at least 5x the amount of storage
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allocated to the primary GitHub appliance for historical snapshots and growth
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over time.
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patterns of the GitHub appliance. We recommend allocating at least 5x the amount
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of storage allocated to the primary GitHub appliance for historical snapshots
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and growth over time.
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##### GitHub Enterprise version
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After the initial backup, use the following commands:
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- The `ghe-backup` command creates incremental
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snapshots of repository data, along with full snapshots of all other pertinent
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data stores.
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- The `ghe-restore` command restores snapshots to the same or separate GitHub appliance.
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- The `ghe-backup` command creates incremental snapshots of repository data,
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along with full snapshots of all other pertinent data stores.
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- The `ghe-restore` command restores snapshots to the same or separate GitHub
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appliance.
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##### Example backup and restore usage
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### Scheduling backups
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Regular backups should be scheduled using `cron(8)` or similar command
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scheduling service on the backup host. The backup frequency will dictate the worst case recovery point objective (RPO)
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in your backup plan. We recommend the following:
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scheduling service on the backup host. The backup frequency will dictate the
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worst case recovery point objective (RPO) in your backup plan. We recommend the
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following:
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- **Hourly backups** for GitHub Enterprise versions 11.10.341 or greater (due to
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improved online and incremental backup support)
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- **Daily backups** for versions prior to 11.10.341.
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- **Hourly backup** for GitHub Enterprise versions
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11.10.341 or greater (due to improved online
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and incremental backup support)
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- **Daily backup** for versions prior to 11.10.341
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##### Example scheduling usage
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date and time the snapshot was taken. Each snapshot directory contains a full
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The following example shows a
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snapshot file hierarchy for hourly frequency. There are five snapshot directories, with the `current` symlink pointing to the most recent
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successful snapshot:
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The following example shows a snapshot file hierarchy for hourly frequency.
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There are five snapshot directories, with the `current` symlink pointing to the
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most recent successful snapshot:
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