Update README with recent improvements and features
- Added CPU Workload Profiles section with auto-adjustment details - Documented parallel cluster operations and worker pools - Added CLUSTER_PARALLELISM environment variable documentation - Documented backup management features (delete archives) - Added Recent Improvements section highlighting performance optimizations - Updated memory usage details (constant ~1GB regardless of size) - Enhanced interactive features list with CPU workload and backup management - Added bug fixes section documenting OOM and confirmation dialog fixes
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- **Backup Selection**: Choose backup type (single, cluster, sample)
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- **Backup Selection**: Choose backup type (single, cluster, sample)
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- **Database Selection**: Browse and select database
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- **Database Selection**: Browse and select database
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- **Configuration**: Set compression, parallelism, performance options
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- **Configuration Settings**: Set compression, parallelism, CPU workload, performance options
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- **CPU Workload Profiles**: Balanced, CPU-Intensive, or I/O-Intensive (auto-adjusts Jobs/DumpJobs)
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- **Backup Management**: List, restore, verify, and delete backup archives
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- **Safety Checks**: Archive validation, disk space verification
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- **Safety Checks**: Archive validation, disk space verification
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- **Progress Tracking**: Real-time progress with ETA estimation
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- **Progress Tracking**: Real-time progress with ETA estimation
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- **Restore Options**: Smart database cleanup detection, safety confirmations
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- **Restore Options**: Smart database cleanup detection, safety confirmations
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- `--max-cores INT` - Maximum CPU cores (default: auto-detect)
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- `--max-cores INT` - Maximum CPU cores (default: auto-detect)
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- `--cpu-workload STRING` - Workload type: cpu-intensive, io-intensive, balanced (default: balanced)
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- `--cpu-workload STRING` - Workload type: cpu-intensive, io-intensive, balanced (default: balanced)
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- `--jobs INT` - Parallel jobs (default: auto-detect)
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- `--jobs INT` - Parallel jobs (default: auto-detect based on workload)
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- `--dump-jobs INT` - Parallel dump jobs (default: auto-detect)
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- `--dump-jobs INT` - Parallel dump jobs (default: auto-detect based on workload)
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- `--cluster-parallelism INT` - Concurrent database operations (default: 2, configurable via CLUSTER_PARALLELISM env var)
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**Examples:**
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**Examples:**
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- `--jobs` - Compression/decompression parallel jobs
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- `--jobs` - Compression/decompression parallel jobs
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- `--dump-jobs` - Database dump parallel jobs
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- `--dump-jobs` - Database dump parallel jobs
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- `--max-cores` - Limit CPU cores (default: 16)
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- `--max-cores` - Limit CPU cores (default: 16)
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- Cluster operations use worker pools with configurable parallelism (default: 2 concurrent databases)
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- Set `CLUSTER_PARALLELISM` environment variable to adjust concurrent database operations
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### CPU Workload
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### CPU Workload
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Options: `cpu-intensive`, `io-intensive`, `balanced` (default)
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Options: `cpu-intensive`, `io-intensive`, `balanced` (default)
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Workload types automatically adjust Jobs and DumpJobs:
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- **Balanced**: Jobs = PhysicalCores, DumpJobs = PhysicalCores/2 (min 2)
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- **CPU-Intensive**: Jobs = PhysicalCores×2, DumpJobs = PhysicalCores (more parallelism)
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- **I/O-Intensive**: Jobs = PhysicalCores/2 (min 1), DumpJobs = 2 (less parallelism to avoid I/O contention)
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Configure in interactive mode via Configuration Settings menu.
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### Compression
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### Compression
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```bash
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```bash
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MIT License
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MIT License
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## Recent Improvements
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### Performance Optimizations
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- **Parallel Cluster Operations**: Worker pool pattern for concurrent database backup/restore (3-5x speedup)
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- **Memory Efficiency**: Streaming command output eliminates OOM errors on large restores
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- **Optimized Goroutines**: Ticker-based progress indicators reduce CPU overhead
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- **Configurable Concurrency**: Control parallel database operations via CLUSTER_PARALLELISM
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### Interactive UI Enhancements
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- **CPU Workload Profiles**: Configure workload type in settings (auto-adjusts parallelism)
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- **Backup Management**: Delete archives directly from TUI with confirmation
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- **Better Callbacks**: Fixed confirmation dialogs to execute correct actions
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- **Cleaner Interface**: Configuration consolidated in Settings menu
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### Bug Fixes
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- Fixed OOM error during large cluster restores
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- Fixed delete backup incorrectly triggering cluster backup
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- Fixed signal handler cleanup preventing goroutine leaks
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- Improved error handling and user feedback
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## Why dbbackup?
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## Why dbbackup?
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- **Reliable** - Comprehensive safety checks, validation, and error handling
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- **Reliable** - Comprehensive safety checks, validation, and error handling
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- **Simple** - Intuitive menu-driven interface or straightforward CLI
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- **Simple** - Intuitive menu-driven interface or straightforward CLI
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- **Fast** - Automatic CPU detection, parallel processing, streaming compression
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- **Fast** - Automatic CPU detection, parallel processing, streaming compression
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- **Efficient** - Minimal memory footprint, even for huge databases
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- **Efficient** - Minimal memory footprint, even for huge databases (constant ~1GB regardless of size)
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- **Flexible** - Multiple backup modes, compression levels, performance options
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- **Flexible** - Multiple backup modes, compression levels, performance options
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- **Safe** - Dry-run by default, archive verification, smart database cleanup
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- **Safe** - Dry-run by default, archive verification, smart database cleanup
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- **Complete** - Full cluster backup/restore, multiple formats
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- **Complete** - Full cluster backup/restore, multiple formats
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- **Scalable** - Handles databases from megabytes to terabytes
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dbbackup is production-ready for backup and disaster recovery operations on PostgreSQL, MySQL, and MariaDB databases of any size.
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dbbackup is production-ready for backup and disaster recovery operations on PostgreSQL, MySQL, and MariaDB databases of any size.
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