In Windows Server Confluence is automatically creating a folder of hundreds of GB with daily zip files at the path:
C:\Program Files\Atlassian\Application Data\Confluence\backups
Can these be configured to go to a separate drive so they don't keep filling up my boot volume? Do I need to keep all of these backups, or can I delete the older files? How can I reprogram this backup process.
I am already creating daily backups of my SQL databases in Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio.
Have a read through of https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/configuring-backups-138348.html
Perfect! Thank you. This is exactly what I was looking for but couldn't find.
Much appreciated.
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Is it OK to delete the older backups, assuming that each one is complete, and not incremental. I don't need a roll-back capability, just a restore to the latest version.
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Yes, all the zip files are complete backups, so you only need one.
My paranoid mistrust of computers doing a perfect backup every time makes me instinctively keep the last 3 or 5 so I've got something just in case there is a glitch with the export, but yes, you should be absolutely fine with just the one.
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