Note:
This article relates to the On-Premises installation of Haiilo.
In Docker, important or large amounts of data are not saved in the containers themselves so that the containers are available quickly and remain replaceable. Instead, a volume is created on the host.
In Haiilo, the data path for this data is defined in the .env (environment).
Note:
As the file has a dot in front of the name, it’s invisible.
The file contains an entry for the file path:
COYO_DATA_STORAGE=./coyo-data
When using Haiilo, the following folders are created in this:
backend backup db es es-logs mongo rabbitmq redis
These contain all the important information that you have created in your Haiilo so far, consisting of log files, backups, databases and indexes.
| backend | backend directory |
| `-- logs | Backend log file |
| backup | Backup files |
| |-- database | PostgreSQL database backup (full backup, older files can be deleted) |
| |-- filestore | MongoDB database backup (incremental, do not delete!) |
| `-- logs | Backup log files |
| db | Active PostgreSQL database |
| `-- [...] | Active PostgreSQL database |
| es | Elasticsearch search engine |
| `-- elasticsearch | Indexes |
| es-logs | Elasticsearch/Kibana logging |
| `-- nodes | Indexes |
| mongo | MongoDB |
| |-- diagnostic.data | Metrics on the status of the database |
| `-- journal | Write-ahead-logging |
| rabbitmq | RabbitMQ |
| |-- config | Configuration files |
| |-- mnesia | Nodes |
| `-- schema | Schema configuration |
| redis | single-file Backup for Redis |