S3
Backups in S3-compatible object storage
Sources and databases.
Connect your backup storage. RestoreTrust tests PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, and MongoDB backups, as well as individual files.
Where your backups are stored
Your worker must be able to reach the selected storage from its Kubernetes cluster. Store the credentials there as Kubernetes Secrets.
FTP
Backups on FTP servers
SFTP
Backups on SFTP servers
SMB
Backups on Windows or NAS shares
Backup testsDatabases and files
Which backups you can test.
For a database test, your backup is restored to a temporary database. Your checks then run on the restored data. To test a file without restoring it to a database, choose a file check.
Databases and versions
Select a database to see the available versions for the test environment, including older versions.
PostgreSQL
8 versions
Current versions
- 14.24
- 15.19
- 16.15
- 17.11
- 18.6
Older versions
- 9.6.24
- 12.22
- 13.23
MySQL
17 versions
Current versions
- 8.4.11
- 9.7.2
- 26.7.0
Older versions
- 5.5.62
- 5.6.51
- 5.7.44
- 8.0.46
- 8.1.0
- 8.2.0
- 8.3.0
- 9.0.1
- 9.1.0
- 9.2.0
- 9.3.0
- 9.4.0
- 9.5.0
- 9.6.0
MariaDB
26 versions
Current versions
- 10.11.19
- 11.4.13
- 11.8.9
- 12.3.3
Older versions
- 5.5.64
- 10.0.38
- 10.1.48
- 10.2.44
- 10.3.39
- 10.4.34
- 10.5.29
- 10.6.28
- 10.7.8
- 10.8.8
- 10.9.8
- 10.10.7
- 11.0.6
- 11.1.6
- 11.2.6
- 11.3.2
- 11.5.2
- 11.6.2
- 11.7.2
- 12.0.2
- 12.1.2
- 12.2.2
MongoDB
8 versions
Current versions
- 7.0.40
- 8.0.29
- 8.3.8
Older versions
- 4.2.24
- 4.4.30
- 5.0.33
- 6.0.28
- 8.2.12
File checks
A file check tests whether a matching backup file can be downloaded. You can set a maximum age and a minimum and maximum size. The file is not restored to a database.
Choose the right backup format
For PostgreSQL, MySQL, and MariaDB, use SQL dumps on their own or in tar or zip archives. MongoDB requires a mongodump directory in a tar or zip archive.
Backups compressed with gzip, zstd, xz, bzip2, or lz4 are also supported, as are password-protected ZIP archives and backups encrypted with age. Store passwords and decryption keys as Kubernetes Secrets in your cluster.