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Backups

rqlite supports hot-backing up a node. You can retrieve and write a consistent snapshot of the underlying SQLite database to a file like so:

curl localhost:4001/db/backup -o bak.sqlite3

The node can then be restored by loading this database file via sqlite3 and executing .dump. You can then use the output of the dump to replay the entire database back into brand new node (or cluster), with the exception of BEGIN TRANSACTION and COMMIT commands. You should ignore those commands in the .dump output.

By default a backup can only be retrieved from the leader, though this check can be disabled by adding noleader to the URL as a query param.