@raisely/cloudsql-restore

This is a utility to help restore CloudSQL backups accross projects as per the documentation here https://cloud.google.com/sql/docs/postgres/backup-recovery/restoring

This has only been tested against Postgres, your results may vary for other database engines.

Usage

const SqlRestore = require('cloudsql-restore');

restoreHelper = new SqlRestore();
restoreHelper.authorizeJwt('./test-service-account.json');

backups = await restoreHelper.listBackups({
	projectId: sourceProjectId,
	instanceId: sourceInstanceId,
});

await restoreHelper.restoreBackup({
	sourceProjectId,
	sourceInstanceId,
	targetProjectId,
	targetInstanceId,
	// An id of a run returned by listBackups
	backupRunId,
});

// Restores the most recent backup
await restoreHelper.restoreLatestBackup({
	sourceProjectId,
	sourceInstanceId,
	targetProjectId,
	targetInstanceId,
});

Here's an example of the output returned by listBackups

[{
	kind: 'sql#backupRun',
	status: 'SUCCESSFUL',
	enqueuedTime: '2020-07-24T14:52:14.591Z',
	id: '1595599200001',
	startTime: '2020-07-24T14:52:14.750Z',
	endTime: '2020-07-24T14:54:20.016Z',
	type: 'AUTOMATED',
	windowStartTime: '2020-07-24T14:00:00Z',
	instance: 'demo-instance',
	selfLink:
	'https://www.googleapis.com/sql/v1beta4/projects/demo-project/instances/demo-instance/backupRuns/1595599200001',
	location: 'asia',
	backupKind: 'SNAPSHOT'
}]

Service Account & Roles

To limit the scope of the service account, you may want to create custom roles so you can grant reading of backups to the source project and restoring of backups to the target project.

You should review the permissions needed to backup/restore instances.

Here's the permissions we've found work for backing up/restoring:

For your source project to list and access the backups:

cloudsql.instances.get
cloudsql.instances.list
cloudsql.backupRuns.list
cloudsql.backupRuns.get

For your target project to restore a backup to it

cloudsql.instances.get
cloudsql.instances.list
cloudsql.instances.restoreBackup

Troubleshooting

Some common errors you might encounter

The client is not authorized to make this request Most likely a permissions error, check IAM.

This operation is not valid for this instance This error might occur if the target instance does not have enough storage to accommodate the backup. Try increasing storage to be the same as the source instance.

License

Licensed under the NoHarm license