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Sun Jul 22 09:05:38 EDT 2018
Slept from two (?) to eight.
Took a long enough nap yesterday that I feel fully rested.
High of seventy-three and rain today.
Goals:
- Host D&D
Done.
https://www.reddit.com/r/linuxadmin/comments/90vetm/how_do_you_encrypt_your_db_backups_before/
> SuperQue 2 points · 1 minute ago
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> I've done similar dumps like this to hdfs. The only difference we did was to use lz4c rather than xz to get line-rate compression. Didn't compress as well, but wasn't cpu bound.
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> > northrupthebandgeek 4 points · 5 hours ago
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> > OpenSSL works reasonably well for this; openssl enc -aes-256-cbc will encrypt, and adding -d will decrypt. You can specify -in and -out if you want to write to a file, but these are also handy as part of pipelines in your backup scripts. For example (illustrative; I'm probably missing something):
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> > pg_dumpall -c | xz | openssl enc -aes-256-cbc -k $SSLPASSWORD | s3cmd put - s3://$S3BUCKET/$S3KEY
Played a little Steamworld Heist and some Celeste.
Lunch: coffee, chicken pot pie
Dinner: frozen pizza
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