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## Postgres Backups in OpenShift
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This project provides you with a starting point for integrating backups into your OpenShift projects. The scripts and templates provided in the [openshift](./openshift) directory are compatible with the [openshift-developer-tools](https://github.com/BCDevOps/openshift-developer-tools) scripts. They help you create an OpenShift deployment called `backup` in your projects that runs backups on a Postgres database(s) within the project environment. You only need to integrate the scripts and templates into your project(s), the builds can be done with this repository as the source.
This project provides you with a starting point for integrating backups into your OpenShift projects. The scripts and templates provided in the [openshift](./openshift) directory are compatible with the [openshift-developer-tools](https://github.com/BCDevOps/openshift-developer-tools) scripts. They help you create an OpenShift deployment or cronjob called `backup` in your projects that runs backups on a Postgres database(s) within the project environment. You only need to integrate the scripts and templates into your project(s), the builds can be done with this repository as the source.
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This project provides you with a starting point for integrating backups into your OpenShift projects. The scripts and templates provided in the [openshift](./openshift) directory are compatible with the [openshift-developer-tools](https://github.com/BCDevOps/openshift-developer-tools) scripts. They help you create an OpenShift deployment or cronjob called `backup` in your projects that runs backups on a Postgres database(s) within the project environment. You only need to integrate the scripts and templates into your project(s), the builds can be done with this repository as the source.
This project provides you with a starting point for integrating backups into your OpenShift projects. The scripts and templates provided in the [openshift](./openshift) directory are compatible with the [openshift-developer-tools](https://github.com/BCDevOps/openshift-developer-tools) scripts. They help you create an OpenShift deployment or cronjob called `backup` in your projects that runs backups on a Postgres database(s) within the project environment. You only need to pull the scripts and templates into your project(s), the builds can be done with this repository as the source.

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| POSTGRESQL_USER | *wired to a secret* | The username for the database(s) hosted by the `postgresql` Postgres server. The deployment configuration makes the assumption you have your database credentials stored in secrets (which you should), and the key for the username is `database-user`. The name of the secret must be provided as the `DATABASE_DEPLOYMENT_NAME` parameter to the deployment configuration template. |
| POSTGRESQL_PASSWORD | *wired to a secret* | The password for the database(s) hosted by the `postgresql` Postgres server. The deployment configuration makes the assumption you have your database credentials stored in secrets (which you should), and the key for the username is `database-password`. The name of the secret must be provided as the `DATABASE_DEPLOYMENT_NAME` parameter to the deployment configuration template. |

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