Daily Data Back-up
Learn what daily data backups are, what they involve and what they imply for your information and email messages.
A backup is a copy of a site that is kept on another server and could be restored if something wrong happens with the live website - a failed script update, an accidental deletion of some file or of the whole database, etcetera. Restoring the site the way it was will remove or limit the damage the issue may have caused, that is by all means a certainly better option than having to rebuild the whole site from scratch. Though you may download a copy of your content on your computer, keeping a backup is a function that the majority of website hosting companies include as part of their plans. You have to check out how often they do that, though, because some service providers create a backup only once every 7 days, which can be far from enough for a booking website or an e-commerce portal in which the data is updated every single day. You should also see how quick and simple a backup may be restored, which can be crucial if some problem appears on your website.
Daily Data Back-up in Shared Hosting
All files and databases hosted inside a shared hosting account on our cloud platform are backed up regularly, so regardless what happens with your site, we'll have a copy of your content and we'll be able to restore it very fast. We have surpassed what other companies can offer in this regard, simply because our system generates a file backup at least 4 times a day. If you require any content to be restored, you need to get hold of our tech support team via a trouble ticket and they will do what's vital inside the hour, restoring the content from the particular date you want. Furthermore, you may also look at the backups via your Hepsia Control Panel. They shall be listed in the File Manager section and sorted by date and time. Restoring an Internet site is as basic as duplicating the files from the backup folder to the live domain folder, so even when you have no experience, you won't have any problems.