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How to restore prod data locally

Requirements to restore production data:

  • You will need the encryption key
  • Name of the bucket where the data is stored
  • An AWS account

You will need to set the following variables:

export BUCKET_NAME=<value here>
export ENCRYPTION_KEY=<value here>

Once you have the secrets, you have to:

  1. Make sure you have PyCon databases running
  2. Clone this repo
  3. Run poetry install

Once setup you can run the restore command pointing to the database you want to restore. If you want to restore all the databases you can use restore_local

Restore everything in one-call

Use:

poetry run python main.py restore-local

PyCon Backend

Use:

DESTINATION_DB_URL=postgresql://pycon:pycon@127.0.0.1:15501/restoreuser CONFIG_FILE=pycon-config.yaml poetry run python main.py restore

Users Backend

Use:

DESTINATION_DB_URL=postgresql://users:users@127.0.0.1:15500/restoreuser CONFIG_FILE=users-config.yaml poetry run python main.py restore

Association Backend

Use:

DESTINATION_DB_URL=postgresql://association:association@127.0.0.1:15503/restoreuser CONFIG_FILE=association-config.yaml poetry run python main.py restore

Restore staging DB

Run

poetry run python main.py restore-staging

Notes

By default restore will re-use the latest downloaded prod data. Use the flag --force-download if you want to force downloading the latest production data.

A fresh production data is generated every night. You can manually run the GitHub Action if you need new fresh data.