Weekly Backup
Learn how the weekly backups offered with the Virtual Private Servers work as well as what data is backed up.
In contrast to a shared Internet hosting account where the data is backed up by the service provider, if you employ a virtual or a dedicated web server you will have to keep manual backups as this kind of a service isn't included by default. As superior as a server might be, there's always a possibility that something may go wrong. For instance, you may delete some content accidentally or a script-driven app might get corrupted after an update. If you have a backup, you will not have to bother about this kind of problems as the content could be easily restored. As it may not be very convenient to do this all the time on your end, we offer an optional backup service for every one of our hosting server packages and we will store a copy of your content on an individual hosting server to make certain that it's undamaged no matter what. With the upgrade, you could work on your server without having to worry that you might lose any data due to any reason.
Weekly Backup in Dedicated Hosting
If you acquire one of our Linux dedicated servers hosting packages and you decide that you require a backup of your content, you'll be able to add this service with a couple of mouse clicks and our system shall start keeping copies on a weekly basis at once. You could order the upgrade together with the web server or at some point later on via your billing CP in case that you do not need backups from the start. The service will grant you fifty gb of disk space on a separate web server and this content can be restored on our end. Even though we test out the hardware and the software before we hand over any new dedicated hosting server, you may never know if some update will not go wrong, so if you have valuable information on the machine, you will be better off with this upgrade. Backups are also available with the Managed Services upgrade, which features loads of other useful admin tasks that we offer to our clients.