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Carrying out Alfresco backup installed in Ubuntu

EjikeAlfie

Good day folks,

I am currently running Alfresco on Ubuntu. I would like to know how to perform a backup process for Alfresco, which is installed and deployed on Ubuntu.

Is it done in the same way as on Windows using PGAdmin and copying the "alf_data" folder?

Kindly assist me.

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cesarista

Hi:

More or less. You need to copy separately different parts:

A copy of solr backup indices folder
A SQLdatabase dump with pgdump
A copy of the contentstore with the binary files (normally alf_data/contentstore)
A copy of the installation rootpaths for example, /opt/alfresco and /opt/search-services2

https://docs.alfresco.com/content-services/community/admin/backup-restore/

Regards.

--C.