Weekly Backup
See how easy it could be to have your information safe when you use the Weekly Backup feature of our Virtual Private Servers.
Even if you work with the most efficient hardware and software out there, there's always a chance that something might go wrong after an update, for example. In these conditions, it would be very helpful if you have a backup of your content as you will avoid or reduce the loss of information and you'll be able to restore the adequate functioning of your websites right away. When you use a shared hosting account, conventional backups are made by the provider, but this is not the situation when you've got a virtual or a dedicated server and an issue may lead to the loss of valuable information. To avoid this type of cases, we offer a backup upgrade for our hosting server packages, so we can keep a copy of your data safely on an independent machine and restore the content if needed. This way you will not have to worry about losing anything even in the event that you have critical data on the server.
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Weekly Backup in Dedicated Hosting
When you go for one of our
Linux dedicated hosting, it will take you just a few mouse clicks to include the backup service that we offer, so you won't have to be concerned about any important information that you have on the web server. The upgrade provides fifty gb of disk space on an individual machine and goes through on a weekly basis. You'll be able to obtain it along with the dedicated server and have backups from the very start or you can include it in an existing account from the billing CP. The standard backups are also included in our Managed Services bundle, which will make the administration of your dedicated hosting server much easier given that it incorporates other useful features too - OS updates, custom work from our professionals, etc. With a copy of your content kept securely, you can develop your sites and keep them up-to-date at all times because you will always have a backup which can be restored in a couple of minutes if anything fails.