VelocityAutoBackup

is a comprehensive plugin for the Velocity proxy server, designed to provide a fully automated, flexible, and secure backup solution. With direct integration into Google Drive, this plugin ensures all your critical server data is stored safely off-site and is accessible at any time.

This plugin is specifically designed to work with personal Google accounts, utilizing a unique authorization flow to bypass common technical limitations.

✨ Key Features

Flexible Scheduling ⏰: Configure multiple backup times within a single day through the config.yml. You can schedule backups to run twice, three times, or as often as you need, complete with timezone settings for precise scheduling.

Instant Manual Backups ⚡: With the /backup-now command, administrators can trigger a full backup process at any moment without waiting for the schedule. This feature is perfect before performing maintenance or significant server changes.

Dynamic File Naming 📝: Take full control of your backup file naming. Use placeholders like {server_name} and {timestamp} with a customizable date format (e.g., yyyy-M-d--HH-mm) to produce organized and easily searchable filename.

Full Google Drive Integration ☁️: Backups, compressed into a .zip format, are automatically uploaded to a specific folder in your Google Drive. The plugin supports the use of a personal Google account after completing a secure, one-time authorization process.

Reliable Anti-Loop Logic 🛡️: Built with a smart mechanism to automatically exclude its own directory from the backup process, preventing "backup loop" issues that can cause file sizes to grow uncontrollably.

How to setup VelocityAutoBackup

Configuration

All settings are managed in /plugins/velocityautobackup/config.yml.

# A list of daily backup times in "HH:mm" format.
backup-times:
  - "02:00"
  - "14:00"

# The timezone for the schedule.
timezone: "UTC"

# The ID of the Google Drive folder where backups will be uploaded.
google-drive-folder-id: "PASTE_YOUR_FOLDER_ID_HERE"

# The name of the credentials JSON file.
credentials-file-name: "credentials.json"

# The server name to be used in the backup filename.
server-name: "proxy"

# The format for the backup filename.
# Use {timestamp} and {server_name}.
backup-file-name: "Backup-{server_name}-{timestamp}.zip"

💻 Permissions

📝 Licence

This project is licensed under MIT.