# The app_name is used as the backup filename prefix
app_name: replace_me
# You must create the s3_bucket specified below via an external tool like S3 Browser, etc
s3_bucket: some-s3-bucket
aws_access_key_id: --replace me with your AWS access key id--
aws_secret_access_key: --replace me with your AWS secret access key--

# Advanced customizations

# Turn on verbose output for debugging purposes:
verbose: true

# If the user running the script cannot find 'mysqldump' in its path, specify the full path with:
dump_path: /usr/local/mysql/bin/mysqldump

# To specify your own options for mysqldump. Default is: "--complete-insert --skip-extended-insert"
mysqldump_options: --single-transaction --flush-logs --add-drop-table --add-locks --create-options --disable-keys --extended-insert --quick

# Enable the ability to backup your application's static files with the 'static_paths' config key.
#  Specify either relative (to RAILS_ROOT) paths (space-delimited)
static_paths: "public/static public/users"

# Or fully-qualified path(s):
static_paths: "/u/apps/foo/current/public/static"

# The default dump base path is 'tmp/backups'.  This can be changed with:
dump_base_path: /tmp

# To disable the tar/gzipping of the DB backup:
disable_tar_gzip: true

# To turn on using 'nice' to keep backup CPU processing to a minimum:
enable_nice: true
nice_level: 15