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- Ability to create different backup sets. A “backup set” is a collection of files and databases, which run according to a predefined schedule. This is extremely useful for shared hosting servers, where many different websites are running. You can specify some websites to be backed up hourly (eg. a busy blog), and some to backed up weekly (eg. a static client site).
- Intuitive interface which makes it so easy that my grandma could do it. Just select files and databases by clicking a few checkboxes.
- Can be configured to run in the background (using cron jobs).
- Store backups on remote FTP servers or recieve them as email attachments
- Well designed system makes it easy to restore your files/databases in case of an emergency. Download a structured zip file, upload any files you lost, and use the structured backup .sql file to restore any parts of the database you wish.
- Will not slow down your server’s normal operation, even while backing up thousands of files and sizable databases. (See Performance Testing in the FAQ )
Who would need this?
Server requirements
- PHP ZipArchive class (most hosts have this, or it can be easily enabled)
- cURL (practically all hosts have this)
- remote MySQL access (required for remote database backups)
- An FTP server which is cURL accessible (most servers without SFTP, only needed for remote storage)
