Weekly Backup
See how easy it can be to have all of your data risk-free when you use the Weekly Backup feature of our Virtual Private Servers.
We recognise the fact that you can have vital data on your virtual or dedicated server, therefore we offer an optional backup upgrade that you can easily add anytime. While shared website hosting servers are backed up regularly by all website hosting companies, this isn't the case for standalone machines, so if you do not keep a copy of your files on your home pc, you risk losing precious info if something goes wrong - deleting something by mistake or updating a script-driven program unsuccessfully, as an example. With our additional service, we'll generate a backup of your content on another web server as to make perfectly sure that we'll have a good copy all the time and that we are able to restore everything exactly how it was before the issue emerged. The optional upgrade will allow you to handle your content without needing to worry about possible breakdowns of any type.
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Weekly Backup in Dedicated Hosting
When you employ one of our
Linux dedicated servers hosting packages, you'll be able to take advantage of the optional backup service with no more than 2 mouse clicks. You can include it during the initial signup and have backups produced the moment your machine is working or you could add it later via your CP just in case you decide that you'll need it for the future. With this service, 50 Gigabytes of disk space on a separate hosting server will be reserved for you all the time, so if anything goes wrong with a website or some other web application, we can promptly restore the information. You could get weekly backups not only as an independent service, but also as part of our Managed Services pack, which incorporates various other tasks that our admins can do for you such as installing third-party programs and updating the Operating System of your dedicated server. This shall permit you to work on your web apps without worrying that something could go not as planned.