Backup Directives - Go

🎯 What Are Backup Directives?

Backup directives (#backup) in TuskLang let you define backup scheduling, retention, and disaster recovery in Go projects.

type BackupConfig struct {
    Schedules  map[string]string tsk:"#backup_schedules"
    Retention  map[string]string tsk:"#backup_retention"
    Recovery   map[string]string tsk:"#backup_recovery"
}

🚀 Why Backup Directives Matter

- Automate backups for databases, files, and configs - Ensure compliance and fast recovery

📋 Backup Directive Types

- Schedules: cron, interval, event-based - Retention: 7d, 30d, 1y, custom - Recovery: restore points, verification, DR drills

🔧 Example

backup_schedules: #backup("db:0 2   ,files:0 3  * 0")
backup_retention: #backup("db:30d,files:90d")
backup_recovery: #backup("db:latest,files:weekly,verify:true")

🎯 Go Integration

type BackupConfig struct {
    Schedules string tsk:"#backup_schedules"
    Retention string tsk:"#backup_retention"
    Recovery  string tsk:"#backup_recovery"
}

🛡️ Best Practices

- Test restores regularly - Encrypt backup data - Monitor backup jobs

⚡ Summary

Backup directives make Go apps resilient and compliant. Integrate with Go cron, cloud storage, and monitoring for full protection.