Weekly Backup
Find out how the weekly backups provided with the Virtual Private Servers work and just what data is protected.
Even if you use the finest hardware and software on the market, there is always a chance that something could go wrong after an update, for instance. In such occasions, it would be extremely helpful if you have a backup of your content as you will steer clear of or minimize the loss of information and you could restore the correct functionality of your Internet sites swiftly. When you use a shared hosting account, conventional backups are generated by the provider, but this is not the situation if you've got a virtual or a dedicated server and an issue may lead to the loss of precious info. To avoid this kind of situations, we offer a backup upgrade for our web server solutions, so that we are able to keep a copy of your information securely on an individual machine and restore the content if needed. Thus you will not have to concern yourself with losing anything even in the event that you have very important information on the server.
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Weekly Backup in Dedicated Servers
If you choose one of our
Linux dedicated servers, it shall take you just a couple of mouse clicks to add the backup service we offer, so you'll not need to stress about any important data you have on the machine. The upgrade comes with 50 gigabytes of disk space on a different machine and goes through every week. You could obtain it along with the dedicated hosting server and have backups from the beginning or you can include it in an existing account through the billing Control Panel. The standard backups are also included in our Managed Services bundle, which will make the management of your dedicated web server less difficult as it incorporates other useful features as well - Operating System updates, custom work from our administrators, etcetera. With a copy of your content kept safely and securely, you'll be able to develop your web sites and keep them up-to-date at all times because you will always have a backup that can be restored in a matter of minutes if anything fails.