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==Table of Contents==
==Table of Contents==
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## [[Selective Recovery]]
## [[Selective Recovery]]
### [[Binary Log Parser Plugin]]
### [[Binary Log Parser Plugin]]
## [[Restoring To An Alternate Location]]
## [[Verifying Restoration]]  
## [[Verifying Restoration]]  
# [[Logs]]
# [[Logs]]
# [[Optimizations]]
# [[Optimizations]]
# [[Quick Start Example]]  
# [[Quick Start Example]]  
# [[Future Plans]]
# [[Quick Start Example - Ubuntu Configuration]]
# [[Quick Start Example - Open Solaris/ZFS snapshots]]
# [[Quick Start Example - Backup/Recovery of partitioned tables]]

Latest revision as of 19:53, 27 May 2011

Copyright 2005-2011 Zmanda Inc.

Table of Contents

Preface
  1. Introduction
    1. Capabilities of ZRM for MySQL
  2. Installation
    1. Tested Platforms
    2. Pre-Installation
    3. Download
    4. Install
    5. File Locations
    6. Perl Installation Notes
  3. Backup Sets
    1. Configuration Files
    2. Backup Set Parameters
      1. Default Values
    3. Example Configuration
    4. Sample mysql-zrm.conf
  4. Plugins
  5. Backup
    1. What to Backup
    2. How to Backup
    3. Where to Backup
    4. Checking Backup Configuration
    5. When to Backup
      1. Backup Now
      2. Daily/ Weekly/ Monthly Schedules
      3. Delaying A Backup Run
    6. Verifying Backups
    7. Compression
    8. Encryption
    9. Extracting a Compressed Backup
    10. Aborting Backups
    11. Retention Policies
      1. Purging Backups
    12. Backup Plugins
      1. Pre Backup Plugin
      2. Post Backup Plugin
      3. Copy Plugin
      4. Snapshot Plugin
    13. Backup of Remote Servers
    14. Backup of MySQL Replication Slaves
    15. Backup of MySQL Databases on Logical Volumes
    16. Backup of MySQL Databases on Solaris ZFS
  6. Backup Reports
    1. Pre-defined Reports
    2. User Defined Reports
    3. Formatting Reports
    4. Email/RSS Feed of Reports
    5. Listing Backups
  7. Recovery
    1. Complete Restoration of Full & Incremental Backups
    2. Selective Recovery
      1. Binary Log Parser Plugin
    3. Restoring To An Alternate Location
    4. Verifying Restoration
  8. Logs
  9. Optimizations
  10. Quick Start Example
  11. Quick Start Example - Ubuntu Configuration
  12. Quick Start Example - Open Solaris/ZFS snapshots
  13. Quick Start Example - Backup/Recovery of partitioned tables
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