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I have a server on Amazon with small storage space, I need to back up on my personal machine.
if I log into the server and run
pg_dump -h localhost bd > backup.sql
everything works, however the backup is 700mb.
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I have a server on Amazon with small storage space, I need to back up on my personal machine.
if I log into the server and run
pg_dump -h localhost bd > backup.sql
everything works, however the backup is 700mb.
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If you have postgresql installed on your machine (or the necessary files), you can execute the same command by changing the parameter -h
by your server’s ip/domain on Amazon.
Noting that, may have direct access restriction to bank, routes, firewall, etc.
Me, I would back it up on the server, compress it (with protection), and send it to where I need it. The compressed dump will certainly get much smaller, and will still have protection, since it is plain text.
To test, I took a dump of 2.39 GB (2,574,549,841 bytes) and compactei, using the Winrar and optimal compression method. The result was a file of 845 MB (886,901,867 bytes).
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It is not better to generate the local backup (as you already do) and then transfer the file to your local machine by
sftp
?– Andre Gusmao
solved your problem @Herick ?
– Rovann Linhalis