Vaultwarden backup

About

This is an application for creating backup Vaultwarden files and databases.

Usage

Configuration

The application requires a configuration file in TOML format to specify the Vaultwarden data directory, database connection parameters and the backup location. The default location is config.toml in the same directory, but this can be configured by setting the CONFIG_PATH env variable to whatever path you would like. An example configuration file config.toml is provided in the project directory.

Configuration values are as follows:

Name	Type	Optional	Default value	Description
vaultwarden_data	String			The path to the Vaultwarden data directory
backup_location	String			The path to the directory where the backup will be stored
exclude_files	String	Optional		The list consists of files that should be excluded from the backup process by checking if they contain a certain substring, rather than by their full name
encrypt_data	Boolean	Optional	false	The key responsible for determining whether to protect the archive with a password. You need to have the 7zip (7zz binary) package installed.
encrypt_key	String	Optional		The password that will be set for the archive.
db	Database			Block containing database configuration details
db_type	String			The type of the database (postgresql, mysql, mariadb, or sqlite)
username	String	Optional		The username to connect to the database
password	String	Optional		The password to connect to the database
db_name	String	Optional		The name of the database
host	String	Optional		The hostname/IP address of the database
port	Integer	Optional	Postgresql: 5432 MySQL/MariaDB: 3306 SQLite: vaultwarden_data folder	The port to connect to the database

Launch

• Download the binary from Releases or build it from source;
• Configure the config.toml file in the same directory or another directory and specify its location via the CONFIG_PATH environment variable;
• Launch the binary by running ./vaultwarden-backup

Changelog

Check out the CHANGELOG file.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.