Setting up Cloudberry Backup for Linux for OracleCloud

Question

I'm trying to add an account for OracleCloud, and I'm not sure I'm setting some of the required parameters correctly. My current command looks like this: cbb addAccount -st OracleCloud -d OracleCloud -un "storage-a229571:" -kv no -c oracle-data-storagea-1 -ep https://a229571.storage.oraclecloud.com/v1/storage-a229571 -reg "US Commercial 2 us2" -ak https://us2.storage.oraclecloud.com/auth/v1.0

I get this response when I run it: Can't validate account Code: get openstack token v1. Message: Can't get token Code: get openstack token v1. Message: Can't get token Code: Can't get work url. Message: Can't get work url

Has anyone been able to use Cloudberry Backup for Linux against the OracleCloud?

Answer 1

This due to your -kv flag which you set to "no". You need 2 or 3, which guides Cloudberry Backup to use v2 or v3 Keystone version (consult your Oracle reps). Check this page

The below are full list of flags you may want to use:

[root@localhost]# cbb addAccount -d Display_Name -st OracleCloud -h
CloudBerry Backup Command Line Interface started
addAccount -d Display_Name -st OracleCloud <-un UserName> <-ak ApiKey> <-c  BackupContainer> <-ep Endpoint>  [-useInternalUrl yes/no(default)] [-reg Region] [-bp BackupPrefix] <-kv no> | <-kv 2 <-tn TenantName | -ti TenantID> > | <-kv 3 [-us < yes | no > <-pn project_name> | <-pi project_id>] <-dn DomainName | -di DomainID> >
     -d   Display_Name    : Display name.
     -un  UserName        : User name.
     -ak  ApiKey          : Api key.
     -reg Region          : Region. Optional.
     -c   BackupContainer : Backup container.
     -ep  Endpoint        : Auth endpoint.
     -bp  BackupPrefix    : Backup prefix to differentiate between backups from different computers. Optional, by default is computer name.
     -kv  Keystone Version: Keystone version. Possible values 2, 3, no.
     -pn  project_name    : Project name. Use only with keystone version 3.
     -pi  project_id      : Project id. Use only with keystone version 3.
     -tn  TenantName      : Tenant name. Use only with keystone version 2.
     -ti  TenantID        : Tenant id. Use only with keystone version 2.
     -us  Use_scope       : Use scope. Use only with keystone version 3. Possilble values yes, no.
     -dn  DomainName      : Domain name. Use only with keystone version 3.
     -dn  DomainID        : Domain id. Use only with keystone version 3.
     -useInternalUrl      : use internal url. Optional, by default is no. Possilble values yes, no.

Answer 2

OK, I finally had time to work on this again. This is what I figured out:

cbb addAccount -st OracleCloud \
-d <Some Name> \
-un "storage-<identity domain>:<Oracle Cloud User Name>" \
-ak "<Password for -un>" \
-c "<An existing Container>" \
-ep <Authentication Endpoint> \
-kv no

-ep is usually https://<data center>.storage.oraclecloud.com/auth/v1.0
-reg is optional, and I could not get cbb to work if I included it