How to restore manually
To restore backups you already have in cloud, for sure you will need age to extract the archive (and of course you age private key matching one of those in AGE_RECIPIENTS used for creating it in a first place). That step is ommited below.
For below databases restore, you can for sure use ogion image itself see Disaster recovery
Other idea if you feel unhappy with passing your database backups around (even if password protected) would be to make the backup file public for a moment and available to download and use tools like curl to download it on destination place. If leaked, there is yet very strong cryptography to protect you. This should be sufficient for bunch of projects.
Directory and single file
Just file or directory, copy them back where you want.
PostgreSQL
Backup is made using pg_dump (see def _backup() params). To restore database, you will need psql https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/app-psql.html and network access to database. If on debian/ubuntu, this is provided by apt package postgresql-client.
Follow docs (ogion creates typical SQL file backups, nothing special about them), but command will look something like that:
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MariaDB
Backup is made using mariadb-dump (see def _backup() params). To restore database, you will need mariadb https://mariadb.com/kb/en/mariadb-command-line-client/ and network access to database. If on debian/ubuntu, this is provided by apt package https://mariadb.com/kb/en/mariadb-package-repository-setup-and-usage/.
Follow docs (ogion creates typical SQL file backups, nothing special about them), but command will look something like that:
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