SHIELD: Protecting CF, Services and Applications Through Backups and Restores
summary
SHIELD is a modular backup-and-restore system delivered as a BOSH release that backs up Cloud Foundry core and service instances (PostgreSQL, Redis, RabbitMQ, MySQL, etc.) via a plugin architecture with separate target and storage plugins (local, S3, Swift). It provides a CLI and web UI, OAuth2 auth, scheduling, retention, metrics and on-demand restore, and is running in production at GE for six months. Plugins handle data extraction and restore; incremental and encryption features are planned.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction and speakers
- 1:08About Stark & Wayne
- 2:12Problem with current backups
- 3:59Why SHIELD was created
- 5:44SHIELD in production at GE
- 6:50Supported services and systems
- 7:57SHIELD architecture overview
- 13:00SHIELD features and deployment
- 14:53Disaster recovery with SHIELD
- 16:17User access and database management
- 18:50Future of SHIELD
- 23:04Getting involved in SHIELD
- 24:32Q&A and closing
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