Changes

• feat: Retention Options (whichever limit is reached first will trigger the cleanup):
  • Number of backups to keep -> A number of backups to keep
  • Days to keep backups -> A number of days to keep backups
  • Maximum storage (GB) -> A number of GB or decimal of maximum allowed storage for this backup job
• feat: add backup retention days, backup amount and max allowed storage to S3
• feat: add backup retention days and max allowed storage to locally stored backups
• feat: when deleting a backup schedule you can now select to delete all backups form S3 as well
• feat: when deleting a single backup you can now select to delete the backup form S3 as well
• feat: New backup retention UI:

• feat: Multi-delete on S3 and locally stored backups -> Now multiple backup files and backup executions are deleted together in parallel for improved performance and faster executions of deletion…
• fix: only call removeOldBackups function in the DatabaseBackupJob.php if the backup is completed and successful, this caused problems before
• fix: delete backup folder and parent folder if folders are empty when deleting local backups to cleanup unused folders
• fix: Do not remove executions from DB until both S3 and local backups have been deleted and successfully processed otherwise backups will never be deleted from s3.
• refactor: refactored the UI and DB to make it easier to use - 0 now means unlimited retention (so a value is now required for retention).
• refactor: simplified some code
• refactor: refactored some duplicated code
• refactor: refactored code to be more centralized in one location
• chore: use CamleCase everywhere for new functions
• chore: renamed number_of_backups_locally to database_backup_retention_amount_locally

Note

• Most S3 providers have a cooldown of 24 hours or more on files deleted via the API for security reasons, so if you set your retention days in Coolify to 7 days, files older than 7 days will be hidden (deleted) in your bucket (and still consume storage) for 24+ hours more and then they will be permanently deleted on the 8th day or later, depending on the provider.

Issues

• fix #4782

/claim #4782