backup-and-bcp-for-aws | AWS Services such as Route53 EBS RDS EFS | Continuous Backup library

backup-and-bcp-for-aws is a JavaScript library typically used in Backup Recovery, Continuous Backup applications. backup-and-bcp-for-aws has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

This is my dirty little collection of scripts (wrapped and executed via Lambda & an auto-spawning EC2 Instances, deployed using the Serverless Framework) used to backup all of your critical infrastructure within your entire AWS account (The scripts will iterate through EVERY AWS region and check for resources to be backed up). Backups are stored in a single S3 bucket, using standard file formats (such as DNS zone files, SQL Dumps etc) where ever possible. The goal is to try and use standard existing scripts/tooling to perform these tasks rather than re-inventing the wheel - several existing scripts and tools from various authors have been either included or forked (and wrapped) in Serverless functions to perform these tasks. Standard tools such as mysqldump, cli53, dd etc that run on EC2 Instances or within Lambda Functions are used to create "standard" file formats, so that backups may be easily read/imported to whatever infrastructure you require in the future. Infrastructure is auto-backed up and managed via "Resource Tags" (These can be defined virtually on any infrastructure within in the AWS console), allowing anyone performing DevOps within your organisation to quickly enable backups on a resource as required. Backups may also optionally be copied from your S3 bucket to another Cloud or infrastructure provider of your choice if you are using these functions as part of your Disaster Recovery & Business Continuity Plan. If you're using Google Cloud, you should consider using the built-in sync tooling. See: Google Cloud Storage - Creating a Transfer Job from S3 to GCS.