Fileset Examples

In the example below, all Docker containers, images and volumes will be backed up.

Fileset {
  Name = FS_DockerAll
  Include {
    Plugin = "docker:"
  }
}

In this example, a single Docker container with name-label of “mcache1” will be backed up.

Fileset {
  Name = FS_Docker_mcache1
  Include {
    Plugin = "docker: container=mcache1"
  }
}

The same example as above, but using container id instead:

Fileset {
  Name = FS_Docker_mcache1
  Include {
    Plugin = "docker: container=cd77eb89e59a"
  }
}

In the following example, all Docker containers which contain “ngnix” in their names will be backed up.

Fileset {
  Name = FS_Docker_nginixAll
  Include {
    Plugin = "docker: include_container=ngnix"
  }
}

In this final example, all Docker containers except whose names begins with “test” will be backed up.

Fileset {
  Name = FS_Docker_AllbutTest
  Include {
    Plugin = "docker: include_container=.* exclude_container=^test"
  }
}

In this final example, a single Docker volume will be backed up.

Fileset {
  Name = FS_Docker_Volume
  Include {
    Plugin = "docker: volume=myvolume"
  }
}

In this final example, a single Docker container with all mounted volumes will be backed up.

Fileset {
  Name = FS_Docker_Container_VolumeAll
  Include {
    Plugin = "docker: container=mycontainer allvolumes"
  }
}

In the example below, all Docker objects will be backed up using remote docker host.

Fileset {
  Name = FS_RemoteDockerAll
  Include {
   Plugin = "docker: docker_host=tcp://10.0.0.1:2376"
  }
}