Create Automatic EBS snapshot












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I was looking to setup automatic EBS snapshot at a particular time interval (let say once every week), for this I did Google and found that this task can be done using shell script and I found the same at this link.



    #!/bin/bash

# Volume list file will have volume-id:Volume-name format

VOLUMES_LIST = /var/log/volumes-list
SNAPSHOT_INFO = /var/log/snapshot_info
DATE = `date +%Y-%m-%d`
REGION = "ap-south-1a"

# Snapshots Retention Period for each volume snapshot
RETENTION=6

SNAP_CREATION = /var/log/snap_creation
SNAP_DELETION = /var/log/snap_deletion

EMAIL_LIST = shishupal.shakya@itsmysun.com

echo "List of Snapshots Creation Status" > $SNAP_CREATION
echo "List of Snapshots Deletion Status" > $SNAP_DELETION

# Check whether the volumes list file is available or not?

if [ -f $VOLUMES_LIST ]; then

# Creating Snapshot for each volume using for loop

for VOL_INFO in `cat $VOLUMES_LIST`
do
# Getting the Volume ID and Volume Name into the Separate Variables.

VOL_ID = `echo $VOL_INFO | awk -F":" '{print $1}'`
VOL_NAME = `echo $VOL_INFO | awk -F":" '{print $2}'`

# Creating the Snapshot of the Volumes with Proper Description.

DESCRIPTION = "${VOL_NAME}_${DATE}"

/usr/local/bin/aws ec2 create-snapshot --volume-id $VOL_ID --description "$DESCRIPTION" --region $REGION &>> $SNAP_CREATION
done
else
echo "Volumes list file is not available : $VOLUMES_LIST Exiting." | mail -s "Snapshots Creation Status" $EMAIL_LIST
exit 1
fi

echo >> $SNAP_CREATION
echo >> $SNAP_CREATION

# Deleting the Snapshots which are 10 days old.

for VOL_INFO in `cat $VOLUMES_LIST`
do

# Getting the Volume ID and Volume Name into the Separate Variables.

VOL_ID = `echo $VOL_INFO | awk -F":" '{print $1}'`
VOL_NAME = `echo $VOL_INFO | awk -F":" '{print $2}'`

# Getting the Snapshot details of each volume.

/usr/local/bin/aws ec2 describe-snapshots --query Snapshots[*].[SnapshotId,VolumeId,Description,StartTime] --output text --filters "Name=status,Values=completed" "Name=volume-id,Values=$VOL_ID" | grep -v "CreateImage" > $SNAPSHOT_INFO

# Snapshots Retention Period Checking and if it crosses delete them.

while read SNAP_INFO
do
SNAP_ID=`echo $SNAP_INFO | awk '{print $1}'`
echo $SNAP_ID
SNAP_DATE=`echo $SNAP_INFO | awk '{print $4}' | awk -F"T" '{print $1}'`
echo $SNAP_DATE

# Getting the no.of days difference between a snapshot and present day.

RETENTION_DIFF = `echo $(($(($(date -d "$DATE" "+%s") - $(date -d "$SNAP_DATE" "+%s"))) / 86400))`
echo $RETENTION_DIFF

# Deleting the Snapshots which are older than the Retention Period

if [ $RETENTION -lt $RETENTION_DIFF ];
then
/usr/local/bin/aws ec2 delete-snapshot --snapshot-id $SNAP_ID --region $REGION --output text> /tmp/snap_del
echo DELETING $SNAP_INFO >> $SNAP_DELETION
fi
done < $SNAPSHOT_INFO
done

echo >> $SNAP_DELETION

# Merging the Snap Creation and Deletion Data

cat $SNAP_CREATION $SNAP_DELETION > /var/log/mail_report

# Sending the mail Update

cat /var/log/mail_report | mail -s "Volume Snapshots Status" $EMAIL_LIST


But when I ran it over terminal, it is showing me following errors.



enter image description here



Since I am new in this type of work so I am little uncomfortable in resolving this. Please suggest the fix, I am on this since last few days.










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    I was looking to setup automatic EBS snapshot at a particular time interval (let say once every week), for this I did Google and found that this task can be done using shell script and I found the same at this link.



        #!/bin/bash

    # Volume list file will have volume-id:Volume-name format

    VOLUMES_LIST = /var/log/volumes-list
    SNAPSHOT_INFO = /var/log/snapshot_info
    DATE = `date +%Y-%m-%d`
    REGION = "ap-south-1a"

    # Snapshots Retention Period for each volume snapshot
    RETENTION=6

    SNAP_CREATION = /var/log/snap_creation
    SNAP_DELETION = /var/log/snap_deletion

    EMAIL_LIST = shishupal.shakya@itsmysun.com

    echo "List of Snapshots Creation Status" > $SNAP_CREATION
    echo "List of Snapshots Deletion Status" > $SNAP_DELETION

    # Check whether the volumes list file is available or not?

    if [ -f $VOLUMES_LIST ]; then

    # Creating Snapshot for each volume using for loop

    for VOL_INFO in `cat $VOLUMES_LIST`
    do
    # Getting the Volume ID and Volume Name into the Separate Variables.

    VOL_ID = `echo $VOL_INFO | awk -F":" '{print $1}'`
    VOL_NAME = `echo $VOL_INFO | awk -F":" '{print $2}'`

    # Creating the Snapshot of the Volumes with Proper Description.

    DESCRIPTION = "${VOL_NAME}_${DATE}"

    /usr/local/bin/aws ec2 create-snapshot --volume-id $VOL_ID --description "$DESCRIPTION" --region $REGION &>> $SNAP_CREATION
    done
    else
    echo "Volumes list file is not available : $VOLUMES_LIST Exiting." | mail -s "Snapshots Creation Status" $EMAIL_LIST
    exit 1
    fi

    echo >> $SNAP_CREATION
    echo >> $SNAP_CREATION

    # Deleting the Snapshots which are 10 days old.

    for VOL_INFO in `cat $VOLUMES_LIST`
    do

    # Getting the Volume ID and Volume Name into the Separate Variables.

    VOL_ID = `echo $VOL_INFO | awk -F":" '{print $1}'`
    VOL_NAME = `echo $VOL_INFO | awk -F":" '{print $2}'`

    # Getting the Snapshot details of each volume.

    /usr/local/bin/aws ec2 describe-snapshots --query Snapshots[*].[SnapshotId,VolumeId,Description,StartTime] --output text --filters "Name=status,Values=completed" "Name=volume-id,Values=$VOL_ID" | grep -v "CreateImage" > $SNAPSHOT_INFO

    # Snapshots Retention Period Checking and if it crosses delete them.

    while read SNAP_INFO
    do
    SNAP_ID=`echo $SNAP_INFO | awk '{print $1}'`
    echo $SNAP_ID
    SNAP_DATE=`echo $SNAP_INFO | awk '{print $4}' | awk -F"T" '{print $1}'`
    echo $SNAP_DATE

    # Getting the no.of days difference between a snapshot and present day.

    RETENTION_DIFF = `echo $(($(($(date -d "$DATE" "+%s") - $(date -d "$SNAP_DATE" "+%s"))) / 86400))`
    echo $RETENTION_DIFF

    # Deleting the Snapshots which are older than the Retention Period

    if [ $RETENTION -lt $RETENTION_DIFF ];
    then
    /usr/local/bin/aws ec2 delete-snapshot --snapshot-id $SNAP_ID --region $REGION --output text> /tmp/snap_del
    echo DELETING $SNAP_INFO >> $SNAP_DELETION
    fi
    done < $SNAPSHOT_INFO
    done

    echo >> $SNAP_DELETION

    # Merging the Snap Creation and Deletion Data

    cat $SNAP_CREATION $SNAP_DELETION > /var/log/mail_report

    # Sending the mail Update

    cat /var/log/mail_report | mail -s "Volume Snapshots Status" $EMAIL_LIST


    But when I ran it over terminal, it is showing me following errors.



    enter image description here



    Since I am new in this type of work so I am little uncomfortable in resolving this. Please suggest the fix, I am on this since last few days.










    share|improve this question



























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      I was looking to setup automatic EBS snapshot at a particular time interval (let say once every week), for this I did Google and found that this task can be done using shell script and I found the same at this link.



          #!/bin/bash

      # Volume list file will have volume-id:Volume-name format

      VOLUMES_LIST = /var/log/volumes-list
      SNAPSHOT_INFO = /var/log/snapshot_info
      DATE = `date +%Y-%m-%d`
      REGION = "ap-south-1a"

      # Snapshots Retention Period for each volume snapshot
      RETENTION=6

      SNAP_CREATION = /var/log/snap_creation
      SNAP_DELETION = /var/log/snap_deletion

      EMAIL_LIST = shishupal.shakya@itsmysun.com

      echo "List of Snapshots Creation Status" > $SNAP_CREATION
      echo "List of Snapshots Deletion Status" > $SNAP_DELETION

      # Check whether the volumes list file is available or not?

      if [ -f $VOLUMES_LIST ]; then

      # Creating Snapshot for each volume using for loop

      for VOL_INFO in `cat $VOLUMES_LIST`
      do
      # Getting the Volume ID and Volume Name into the Separate Variables.

      VOL_ID = `echo $VOL_INFO | awk -F":" '{print $1}'`
      VOL_NAME = `echo $VOL_INFO | awk -F":" '{print $2}'`

      # Creating the Snapshot of the Volumes with Proper Description.

      DESCRIPTION = "${VOL_NAME}_${DATE}"

      /usr/local/bin/aws ec2 create-snapshot --volume-id $VOL_ID --description "$DESCRIPTION" --region $REGION &>> $SNAP_CREATION
      done
      else
      echo "Volumes list file is not available : $VOLUMES_LIST Exiting." | mail -s "Snapshots Creation Status" $EMAIL_LIST
      exit 1
      fi

      echo >> $SNAP_CREATION
      echo >> $SNAP_CREATION

      # Deleting the Snapshots which are 10 days old.

      for VOL_INFO in `cat $VOLUMES_LIST`
      do

      # Getting the Volume ID and Volume Name into the Separate Variables.

      VOL_ID = `echo $VOL_INFO | awk -F":" '{print $1}'`
      VOL_NAME = `echo $VOL_INFO | awk -F":" '{print $2}'`

      # Getting the Snapshot details of each volume.

      /usr/local/bin/aws ec2 describe-snapshots --query Snapshots[*].[SnapshotId,VolumeId,Description,StartTime] --output text --filters "Name=status,Values=completed" "Name=volume-id,Values=$VOL_ID" | grep -v "CreateImage" > $SNAPSHOT_INFO

      # Snapshots Retention Period Checking and if it crosses delete them.

      while read SNAP_INFO
      do
      SNAP_ID=`echo $SNAP_INFO | awk '{print $1}'`
      echo $SNAP_ID
      SNAP_DATE=`echo $SNAP_INFO | awk '{print $4}' | awk -F"T" '{print $1}'`
      echo $SNAP_DATE

      # Getting the no.of days difference between a snapshot and present day.

      RETENTION_DIFF = `echo $(($(($(date -d "$DATE" "+%s") - $(date -d "$SNAP_DATE" "+%s"))) / 86400))`
      echo $RETENTION_DIFF

      # Deleting the Snapshots which are older than the Retention Period

      if [ $RETENTION -lt $RETENTION_DIFF ];
      then
      /usr/local/bin/aws ec2 delete-snapshot --snapshot-id $SNAP_ID --region $REGION --output text> /tmp/snap_del
      echo DELETING $SNAP_INFO >> $SNAP_DELETION
      fi
      done < $SNAPSHOT_INFO
      done

      echo >> $SNAP_DELETION

      # Merging the Snap Creation and Deletion Data

      cat $SNAP_CREATION $SNAP_DELETION > /var/log/mail_report

      # Sending the mail Update

      cat /var/log/mail_report | mail -s "Volume Snapshots Status" $EMAIL_LIST


      But when I ran it over terminal, it is showing me following errors.



      enter image description here



      Since I am new in this type of work so I am little uncomfortable in resolving this. Please suggest the fix, I am on this since last few days.










      share|improve this question
















      I was looking to setup automatic EBS snapshot at a particular time interval (let say once every week), for this I did Google and found that this task can be done using shell script and I found the same at this link.



          #!/bin/bash

      # Volume list file will have volume-id:Volume-name format

      VOLUMES_LIST = /var/log/volumes-list
      SNAPSHOT_INFO = /var/log/snapshot_info
      DATE = `date +%Y-%m-%d`
      REGION = "ap-south-1a"

      # Snapshots Retention Period for each volume snapshot
      RETENTION=6

      SNAP_CREATION = /var/log/snap_creation
      SNAP_DELETION = /var/log/snap_deletion

      EMAIL_LIST = shishupal.shakya@itsmysun.com

      echo "List of Snapshots Creation Status" > $SNAP_CREATION
      echo "List of Snapshots Deletion Status" > $SNAP_DELETION

      # Check whether the volumes list file is available or not?

      if [ -f $VOLUMES_LIST ]; then

      # Creating Snapshot for each volume using for loop

      for VOL_INFO in `cat $VOLUMES_LIST`
      do
      # Getting the Volume ID and Volume Name into the Separate Variables.

      VOL_ID = `echo $VOL_INFO | awk -F":" '{print $1}'`
      VOL_NAME = `echo $VOL_INFO | awk -F":" '{print $2}'`

      # Creating the Snapshot of the Volumes with Proper Description.

      DESCRIPTION = "${VOL_NAME}_${DATE}"

      /usr/local/bin/aws ec2 create-snapshot --volume-id $VOL_ID --description "$DESCRIPTION" --region $REGION &>> $SNAP_CREATION
      done
      else
      echo "Volumes list file is not available : $VOLUMES_LIST Exiting." | mail -s "Snapshots Creation Status" $EMAIL_LIST
      exit 1
      fi

      echo >> $SNAP_CREATION
      echo >> $SNAP_CREATION

      # Deleting the Snapshots which are 10 days old.

      for VOL_INFO in `cat $VOLUMES_LIST`
      do

      # Getting the Volume ID and Volume Name into the Separate Variables.

      VOL_ID = `echo $VOL_INFO | awk -F":" '{print $1}'`
      VOL_NAME = `echo $VOL_INFO | awk -F":" '{print $2}'`

      # Getting the Snapshot details of each volume.

      /usr/local/bin/aws ec2 describe-snapshots --query Snapshots[*].[SnapshotId,VolumeId,Description,StartTime] --output text --filters "Name=status,Values=completed" "Name=volume-id,Values=$VOL_ID" | grep -v "CreateImage" > $SNAPSHOT_INFO

      # Snapshots Retention Period Checking and if it crosses delete them.

      while read SNAP_INFO
      do
      SNAP_ID=`echo $SNAP_INFO | awk '{print $1}'`
      echo $SNAP_ID
      SNAP_DATE=`echo $SNAP_INFO | awk '{print $4}' | awk -F"T" '{print $1}'`
      echo $SNAP_DATE

      # Getting the no.of days difference between a snapshot and present day.

      RETENTION_DIFF = `echo $(($(($(date -d "$DATE" "+%s") - $(date -d "$SNAP_DATE" "+%s"))) / 86400))`
      echo $RETENTION_DIFF

      # Deleting the Snapshots which are older than the Retention Period

      if [ $RETENTION -lt $RETENTION_DIFF ];
      then
      /usr/local/bin/aws ec2 delete-snapshot --snapshot-id $SNAP_ID --region $REGION --output text> /tmp/snap_del
      echo DELETING $SNAP_INFO >> $SNAP_DELETION
      fi
      done < $SNAPSHOT_INFO
      done

      echo >> $SNAP_DELETION

      # Merging the Snap Creation and Deletion Data

      cat $SNAP_CREATION $SNAP_DELETION > /var/log/mail_report

      # Sending the mail Update

      cat /var/log/mail_report | mail -s "Volume Snapshots Status" $EMAIL_LIST


      But when I ran it over terminal, it is showing me following errors.



      enter image description here



      Since I am new in this type of work so I am little uncomfortable in resolving this. Please suggest the fix, I am on this since last few days.







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          I followed below steps to resolve it.




          1. Created /var/log/volumes-list and wrote volume-id:Volume-name inside it.

          2. Installed AWS CLI using this link.

          3. Changed /usr/local/bin/aws with /home/centos/.local/bin/aws (in my case).

          4. Ran it using following command.



          bash myscript.sh




          It worked like a charm.






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            I followed below steps to resolve it.




            1. Created /var/log/volumes-list and wrote volume-id:Volume-name inside it.

            2. Installed AWS CLI using this link.

            3. Changed /usr/local/bin/aws with /home/centos/.local/bin/aws (in my case).

            4. Ran it using following command.



            bash myscript.sh




            It worked like a charm.






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              I followed below steps to resolve it.




              1. Created /var/log/volumes-list and wrote volume-id:Volume-name inside it.

              2. Installed AWS CLI using this link.

              3. Changed /usr/local/bin/aws with /home/centos/.local/bin/aws (in my case).

              4. Ran it using following command.



              bash myscript.sh




              It worked like a charm.






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                I followed below steps to resolve it.




                1. Created /var/log/volumes-list and wrote volume-id:Volume-name inside it.

                2. Installed AWS CLI using this link.

                3. Changed /usr/local/bin/aws with /home/centos/.local/bin/aws (in my case).

                4. Ran it using following command.



                bash myscript.sh




                It worked like a charm.






                share|improve this answer













                I followed below steps to resolve it.




                1. Created /var/log/volumes-list and wrote volume-id:Volume-name inside it.

                2. Installed AWS CLI using this link.

                3. Changed /usr/local/bin/aws with /home/centos/.local/bin/aws (in my case).

                4. Ran it using following command.



                bash myscript.sh




                It worked like a charm.







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