Simple Backup script for Magento, with offsite uploading to Azure (requires bash, docker, mysqldump, xz, sha256sum and tar)

magento-backup.sh

#!/bin/bash
# Simple Magento backup script by Nicka101 <nicka101@cloudbro.net>

# Some configuration constants
DB_NAME="<YOUR DB NAME>"
AZURE_USERNAME="<YOUR AZURE USERNAME>"
AZURE_KEY="<YOUR AZURE KEY>"
AZURE_CONTAINER="<YOUR (EXISTING) AZURE CONTAINER>"
WEBDIR=/var/www/whatever-folder

# Get the current day of the week as an int between 1 and 7 (inclusive)
WEEKDAY=$(date +%u)
# And the full date for a timestamp file
FULLDATE=$(date --iso-8601=seconds)

# Make a temp folder to do the backup into so we don't end up overwriting a valid backup with one that failed (but first delete it if it exists)
if [ -d "/var/backup/in_progress" ]; then
    rm -rf /var/backup/in_progress
fi
mkdir -p /var/backup/in_progress
cd /var/backup/in_progress

VALID_BACKUP=1

# Dump the contents of mysql, including routines (so the sinch plugin doesn't break), in a single transaction (so we avoid locking a bunch)
echo "Running mysqldump"
time mysqldump --quick --opt --compact --routines --add-drop-table --skip-lock-tables --single-transaction --tz-utc $DB_NAME > mysqlbackup.sql
DUMP_RESULT=$?
if [ $DUMP_RESULT -ne 0 ]; then
        VALID_BACKUP=0
fi

# Calculate SHA256 checksum of the backup, so we can verify its integrity prior to restore
echo "Checksumming mysqldump file"
time sha256sum mysqlbackup.sql > mysqlbackup.sql.sha256
# Compress the backup with xz to reduce its size
echo "Compressing mysqldump"
time xz mysqlbackup.sql
COMPRESS_RESULT=$?
if [ $COMPRESS_RESULT -ne 0 ]; then
        VALID_BACKUP=0
fi

# Now let's backup that web folder
echo "Backing up web directory"
time tar -cvJf /var/backup/in_progress/web.txz -C $WEBDIR httpdocs --exclude=httpdocs/var
WEB_RESULT=$?
if [ $WEB_RESULT -ne 0 ] && [ $WEB_RESULT -ne 1 ]; then
        VALID_BACKUP=0
fi

# Assuming everything goes OK, we move the resulting files into the actual backup directory /var/backup/$WEEKDAY, clearing its contents first
if [ $VALID_BACKUP -eq 1 ]; then
        echo "Backup successful. Moving data to final destination /var/backup/$WEEKDAY and uploading to Azure"
        echo "$FULLDATE" > timestamp.txt
        # Move the shit to the right folder
        if [ -d "/var/backup/$WEEKDAY" ]; then
                rm -rf /var/backup/$WEEKDAY
        fi
        mkdir -p /var/backup/$WEEKDAY
        mv ./* /var/backup/$WEEKDAY/
        # Lets upload, bitches
        docker run -i --rm -v /var/backup/$WEEKDAY:/data microsoft/azure-cli bash -c "cd /data && find . -type f -exec azure storage blob upload -q -a $AZURE_USERNAME -k $AZURE_KEY {} $AZURE_CONTAINER $WEEKDAY/{} \;"
        echo "Backup Completed"
else
        rm -rf /var/backup/in_progress
        echo "Backup Failed!!!"
        exit 1
fi