Browsable Daily Backups
What does the browsable daily data backup option entail? How to search through your backup archive and recover specific files or folders?
Producing backups is a function that's offered by the vast majority of web hosting firms nowadays. This is a rather handy function as it's a guarantee that you will not lose critical info if something happens with your Internet sites and there are many possible reasons for that - someone getting access to your account, deleting content unintentionally, doing an unsuccessful update of a script-driven app, and so forth. As long as you've got a backup, the damage in any one of these scenarios is undoable, but you'll have to react fast because most firms keep just one backup a day and each new one eliminates the previous one, thus a delay of two days means losing everything. Our progressive backup system was designed with the idea to prevent this type of situations and it will enable you to select what content to restore and from what date as you'll have a huge number of backups to pick from.
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Browsable Daily Backups in Shared Hosting
The backups are available with all
shared hosting services we offer and they'll provide you with a lot more security when compared with what other firms can offer because they are generated four times a day and we keep them for the next seven days. Our custom web hosting platform will permit you to sort through all backups easily via the File Manager section of your Hepsia Control Panel like you are browsing conventional folders within your account, therefore you shall be able to view what content we have regularly. To restore a specific file or folder, you only have to copy it from the backup directory to the active domain directory, which is something someone with no experience can complete with a few mouse clicks. The timestamp of each and every backup folder will show you when it was generated, so you can restore the exact data you need. With this service, your sites will be protected constantly and you shall never lose any critical info.