JIRA disaster recovery plan

JIRA workflow and Data Backup

The data to be backed up includes:

1. All files in the Jira \ data \ attachments directory

2. On the Jira System Management page, click: the backup data is in XML format;

3. Back up data in MySQL (this is a relatively safe practice, of course, you do not need to back up data; generally, the first two items are enough)

Mysql Data Backup:

First, run CMD and enter the jiraenterprise \ bin directory under the command line. (If you add this directory to the path of the environment variable, you do not need to enter it)

Run the command: mysqldump-H localhost-u root-P Jira> D: \ Jira. SQL (the name of the database indicated by Jira on the left of the <No)

 

Note: a message may be prompted when the backup data is XML.

You have not named a safe backup directory and hence you are not allowed to make backups for security reasons. you must edit jira-application.properties and explicitly set 'jira. paths. safe. backup. path =/to/Some/safe/path '. restart Jira and then you will be
Able to make arbitrary backups. Note: if you are using Windows, you will need to use double \ characters, for example D: \ some \ safe \ path

Similar information; this may be because a secure backup is enabled.

Just set the # Jira in the jiraenterprise \ Atlassian-Jira \ WEB-INF \ Classes \ jira-application.properties. paths. safe. backup. remove the # Before Path = c: \ some \ safe \ path. XML can be backed up to the specified directory on the Jira server;

 

Data Recovery:

 

1. Replace the files in Jira \ data \ attachments with the backup files;

2. On the Jira System Management page, click Restore data from the XML file;

At this point, the Jira system can be restored. If the MySQL data recovery is abnormal, perform the following steps:

3. Restore Mysql Data;

First, run CMD and go to the jiraenterprise \ bin directory under the command line.

Run the command: mysql-H localhost-u root-P Jira <D: \ Jira. SQL (the name of the database represented by Jira on the left of the <No)

Recovery should be completed since then!