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BARMAN-KEEP(1) Barman BARMAN-KEEP(1)

barman-keep - Barman Sub-Commands

keep

[ { -h | --help } ]
{ { -r | --release } | { -s | --status } | --target { full | standalone } }
SERVER_NAME BACKUP_ID


Mark the specified backup with a target as an archival backup to be retained indefinitely, overriding any active retention policies. You can also check the keep status of a backup and release the keep mark from a backup. You can use a shortcut instead of BACKUP_ID.

Name of the server in barman node
Id of the backup in barman catalog.
Show a help message and exit. Provides information about command usage.
Release the keep mark from this backup. This will remove its archival status and make it available for deletion, either directly or by retention policy.
Report the archival status of the backup. The status will be either full or standalone for archival backups, or nokeep for backups that have not been designated as archival.
Define the recovery target for the archival backup. The possible values are:
  • full: The backup can be used to recover to the most recent point in time. To support this, Barman will keep all necessary WALs to maintain the backup's consistency as well as any subsequent WALs.
  • standalone: The backup can only be used to restore the server to its state at the time of the backup. Barman will retain only the WALs required to ensure the backup's consistency.


Use shortcuts instead of BACKUP_ID.

Shortcut Description
first/oldest Oldest available backup for the server, in chronological order.
last/latest Most recent available backup for the server, in chronological order.
last-full/latest-full Most recent full backup taken with methods rsync or postgres.
last-failed Most recent backup that failed, in chronological order.

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