Browsable Daily Backups
Browsable Daily Backups - what are they, can you really browse them and can you restore one yourself?
Regardless of how stable and secure a hosting service is, a problem can always show up with your websites. An update could go wrong and you may lose critical data, you could delete a file or an entire folder by mistake or someone can get unauthorized access to your account. In any of these situations a backup of your content shall be a guarantee that the websites can easily be restored the way they were before the issue showed up. The trouble with most Internet hosting platforms and Control Panels is that backups are made once per day and every new backup overwrites the previous one, consequently if you discover that something is wrong with your website a couple of days later, it shall likely be too late to restore anything and you shall end up losing the information. To avoid this sort of a problem, we've developed a cutting-edge backup system that will enable you not only to restore your files easily, but also to pick the date when the backup was generated.
Browsable Daily Backups in Cloud Hosting
The backups are available with all cloud hosting services that we offer and they'll give you far more security compared to what other firms can provide because they are made four times every day and we keep them for the next seven days. Our custom web hosting platform will allow you to search through all backups freely from the File Manager section of your Hepsia CP just as if you are browsing standard folders inside your account, hence you shall be able to view what content we have regularly. To restore a given file or folder, you just have to copy it from the backup directory to the active domain directory, which is a thing a person with no experience can do with a couple of clicks. The timestamp of every backup folder will inform you when it was made, so you can restore the exact data that you need. With this service, your Internet sites shall be safe constantly and you shall never lose any critical data.