1. About
2. Features
3. Installation
4. Usage
5. Roadmap

Tiny concurrent and scheduled dump creator for MongoDB.

Why not using something like cron? So, cron is awesome Unix tool, but it's available on Unix systems only. mgosd allows you to do not waste your time on dealing with scheduled task systems in different environments.

Current stable version: v1.1.0

Licensed under GNU GPLv3.

• Concurrent: mgosd process every collection in separate goroutine
• Scheduled: you can set different intervals of dumping
• Two ways of configuration: CLI arguments and JSON config file
• Portable: you don't need to install MongoDB toolkit to use it
• Cross-platform: unite configuration for all systems

If you're on Linux you can find binary executable on Releases page.

If you're on Mac or Windows:

1. Install Go compiler (1.12.6+)
2. Install mgo dependency by running go get github.com/globalsign/mgo
3. Compile mgosd by running go build main.go
4. Done!

There are two ways of using mgosd:

1. Configuration via CLI arguments:

$ ./mgosd -h
+----------------------------------------+
| mgosd (c) Ildar Karymov, 2019          |
| https://github.com/ildarkarymoff/mgosd |
| License: GNU GPLv3                     |
| Version: 1.1.0                         |
+----------------------------------------+
Usage of ./mgosd:
  -db string
    	Database name
  -host string
    	Database server address (default "127.0.0.1")
  -i string
    	Interval of dumping (default "12h")
  -login string
    	Database username (default "<empty>")
  -o string
    	Path to output directory (default $HOME)
  -password string
    	Database user password (default "<empty>")
  -port int
    	Database server port (default 27017)

2. Using JSON configuration:

{
  "collections": [
    "users",
    "comments",
    "posts"
  ],
  "interval": "5s",
  "output": "dumps_test",
  "db": {
    "database": "mydb",
    "host": "localhost",
    "port": 27017
  }
}

$ ./mgosd config.json

• Streamed reading from MongoDB
• Switch to official MongoDB driver for Go
• Ability to configure the schedule in absolute way (implicit time of day)
• Binary executables for Mac and Windows