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Dead Programmer Society · Oct 10, 2009

PostgreSQL on Ubuntu on EC2: Backing It All Up

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This post continues what I started with “PostgreSQL on Ubuntu on EC2: The Installation Guide”. Once you have your PostgreSQL database server instance running, you will need to backup two different things: your database data, and the instance itself. The database data will be backed up using Elastic Block Storage (EBS) snapshots. Once we have the instance running the backups correctly,…

This post continues what I started with “PostgreSQL on Ubuntu on EC2: The Installation Guide”. Once you have your PostgreSQL database server instance running, you will need to backup two different things: your database data, and the instance itself. The database data will be backed up using Elastic Block Storage (EBS) snapshots. Once we have the instance running the backups correctly, we will then create an Amazon Machine Image (AMI) that will allow you to launch a new instance to replace the database server in case it goes down.

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