Backup Profiles

Backup Profiles defines the institution's backup jobs -- target storage, schedule, retention and what to include -- so the core-banking database is captured reliably and can be restored after an incident. It records when each backup last ran and whether it succeeded, giving administrators confidence the institution's member and ledger data is protected. For a regulated financial institution, dependable backups are a baseline control.

Backup Profiles
Backup Profiles — live screen from the BridgeERP MFI Suite.

Workflow

  1. Open MFI Ops > Backup > Backup Profiles
  2. Click New and name the backup profile
  3. Set the destination storage and credentials
  4. Define the schedule and retention policy
  5. Save and verify the next run completes successfully

Fields reference

Every field on this screen, drawn from the live data model.

FieldTypeRequiredDescription
Website Messages
website_message_ids
List—Website communication history
Offsite Target
offsite_target
Text—rclone remote path, e.g. s3:mfi-backups/staging/
Name
name
TextYesName
Local Dump Directory
pg_dump_dir
TextYesLocal Dump Directory
Retention Days
retention_days
NumberYesRetention Days
Has Message
has_message
Yes/No—Has Message
Ratings
rating_ids
List—Ratings
Enabled
enabled
Yes/No—Enabled
Last Backup At
last_backup_at
Date & time—Last Backup At
Last Backup Size (bytes)
last_backup_size_bytes
Number—Last Backup Size (bytes)
Last Status
last_backup_status
Choice: OK, Failed, Never Run—Last Status
Last Backup Log
last_backup_log
Long text—Last Backup Log
Notify on Failure
notify_user_id
Link → res.users—Notify on Failure
Backup Script
backup_script_path
Text—Backup Script

Actions & buttons

Buttons available on this screen and what they do:

  • Run Backup Now

Notes & rules

  • Model mfi.backup.config -- backup job definitions
  • Key fields: destination, schedule, retention, last run
  • Related: Cron Monitors, Audit Logs
  • Used by system administrators and IT operations

Technical model: mfi.backup.config · Record: MFI Backup Configuration

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