Voormedia Toolkit (Google Cloud Utilities)

Installing

Option 1 – prebuilt

1. Ensure you have ~/.bin directory or similar that is in your $PATH
2. Install Voormedia Toolkit

• When using an Apple M1+ Mac run: rm -f ~/.bin/vmt && curl -L $(curl -s https://api.github.com/repos/voormedia/voormedia-toolkit/releases/latest | grep browser_download_url | grep darwin_arm64 | cut -d '"' -f 4) -o ~/.bin/vmt && chmod +x ~/.bin/vmt
• When using an Intel Mac run: rm -f ~/.bin/vmt && curl -L $(curl -s https://api.github.com/repos/voormedia/voormedia-toolkit/releases/latest | grep browser_download_url | grep darwin_amd64 | cut -d '"' -f 4) -o ~/.bin/vmt && chmod +x ~/.bin/vmt

Option 2 – from source

1. Make sure you have a working go installation
2. Build Voormedia Toolkit from source: go install github.com/voormedia/voormedia-toolkit

Restore script

The default Backblaze bucket is set depending on your selected GCP project (change this with gcloud init).

To connect to the Voormedia Backblaze B2 bucket, you should create the following environment variables:

• B2_ACCOUNT_ID (your Backblaze B2 account ID)
• B2_ACCOUNT_KEY (your Backblaze B2 account key)
• B2_ENCRYPTION_KEY (the key used to encrypt the backups)

To connect to the Taxology Backblaze B2 bucket, you should create the following environment variables:

• B2_TAXOLOGY_ACCOUNT_ID
• B2_TAXOLOGY_ACCOUNT_KEY
• B2_TAXOLOGY_ENCRYPTION_KEY

Alternatively you can pass in each value separately, see vmt restore --help for more information.