django-pg-upsert VS django-dbbackup

And finally backups, this part is really important. When I was a beginner, I used to make silly mistakes which would lead me having to reset the entire database and rebuild. With backups you can simply restore back to a working point in time whenever something goes wrong. The django-dbbackup package can do this for you, however, you may run into a few issues which can be fixed. Or you could simply use PostgreSQL database dumps.

I spent the entire day today trying to implement a backup system for my personal Django/Wagtail project using django-dbbackup, however, I ended up making zero progress.

I have a Django/Wagtail project and I'm trying to set up django-dbbackup to backup both my database as well as my media files.

I've just stumbled upon the django-dbbackup package, seems perfect as it backs up the database and media to the cloud. As backups are linked to the deployment using hostnames, it even seamlessly handles restores. I might give that a go using Ofelia to run the backup management command at regular intervals.