Weekly Backup
See how easy it can be to have all your information risk-free with the Weekly Backup feature of our Virtual Private Servers.
In contrast to a shared hosting account in which the info is backed up by the service provider, when you use a virtual or a dedicated web server you'll need to keep manual backups since this sort of a service isn't supplied by default. As superior as a server could be, there is always a possibility that something may go wrong. For example, you might delete some content by mistake or a script-driven program could get damaged after an update. If you have a backup, you will not need to be concerned about this kind of problems as the content could be easily restored. Since it may not be very practical to do this regularly on your end, we supply an optional backup service for all of our web server solutions and we shall store a copy of your content on an individual hosting server to make certain that it is intact no matter what. With the upgrade, you can work on your machine without having to worry that you might lose any info due to any reason.
Weekly Backup in Dedicated Servers
When you pick one of our dedicated servers, it shall take you only a few clicks to add the backup service we offer, so you won't have to stress about any valuable data you have on the machine. The upgrade provides 50 gigabytes of disk space on a separate server and goes through once a week. You'll be able to acquire it along with the dedicated web server and have backups from the very start or you can include it in an existing account through the billing CP. The standard backups are also included inside our Managed Services bundle, that shall make the management of your dedicated hosting server easier given that it incorporates other useful functions as well - OS updates, custom work from our administrators, etc. With a copy of your info kept safely and securely, you'll be able to develop your sites and keep them up-to-date all of the time as you will always have a backup that could be restored in a few minutes if anything fails.