Frequently asked questions
Databasus is an open-source tool designed for backing up databases such as PostgreSQL, MySQL, and MongoDB. It enhances Kubernetes management by providing features like scheduled backups for multiple databases simultaneously, support for various storage targets (including local disk, S3, Google Drive, and more), and notifications about backup statuses through various channels like email and Slack. Additionally, it can run as a single Docker container or via Helm on Kubernetes, making it suitable for production environments and easy to integrate into existing workflows.
Databasus supports multiple databases including PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, and MongoDB. This versatility allows users to manage backups for different database systems within their Kubernetes environments efficiently.
With Databasus, you can receive notifications about backup statuses through various channels such as email, Telegram, Slack, Discord, MS Teams, and customizable webhooks. This feature ensures that you are always informed about the status of your backups, which is crucial for maintaining data integrity.
Yes, Databasus is suitable for production environments. It is designed to work with both self-hosted databases and managed services, providing robust backup solutions that can be integrated into your existing Kubernetes infrastructure.
Yes, Databasus can be installed on Kubernetes either as a single Docker container or via Helm. This flexibility allows users to choose the installation method that best fits their operational needs and existing Kubernetes setup.