Version 1.1.2 of Barman, backup and recovery manager for PostgreSQL, has been officially released and is publicly available for download.
This minor release includes:
- Support for the “configuration_files_directory” option that allows to include multiple server configuration files from a directory
- Support for special backup IDs: latest, last, oldest, first
- Management of multiple servers to the ‘list-backup’ command: ‘barman list-backup all’ now list backups for all the configured servers.
- Support for “application_name” management for PostgreSQL >= 9.0
- Fix of bug #18: ignore missing WAL files if not found during delete
Download and general information
You can find more information on Barman at www.pgbarman.org.
- Sources
- RPMs for RHEL/CentOS 5 (dependencies)
- RPMs for RHEL/CentOS 6 (dependencies)
- PyPI
- Documentation
About Barman
Barman (acronym for Backup And Recovery MANager)
is an open source administration tool for disaster recovery of PostgreSQL servers written
in Python for Linux systems. It allows remote backups of multiple Postgres servers in
business critical environments and helps database administrators during the recovery phase.
Barman’s most wanted features include backup catalogues, retention policies,
remote recovery, archiving and compression of WAL files and backups.
Built on top of PostgreSQL’s robust and reliable Point-In-Time-Recovery technology,
Barman allows database administrators to manage the backup and recovery phases
of several PostgreSQL database servers from a centralised location, using an
intuitive command interface.
Barman is distributed under GNU GPL 3.