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Protecting Your SaaS Data: An In-Depth Look at Creating a Reliable Backup Policy
An effective backup policy is the cornerstone of data security for Software as a Service (SaaS) owners. But in the large amounts of data…
Allow Remote MySQL Connections in WHM
June 10, 2020
By default, remote connections to MySQL are disabled in WHM. If you would like to allow a remote IP to connect to your MySQL instance, let's…
Restore a Linux File Backup
June 10, 2020
This tutorial explains how you can restore a linux file backup of, for example the /var/www directory on your server. Step 1 Assuming you…
AWS RDS MySQL Backup to S3
June 10, 2020
You can back up your MySQL Amazon RDS databases using SimpleBackups similar to how you back up MySQL databases and have it uploaded…
DigitalOcean Supported Regions
June 10, 2020
At the moment, DigitalOcean has 13 data centers across the globe: New York City , The US: NYC1, NYC2, NYC3 San Francisco , The US: SFO1, SFO…
The Ultimate MySQL Database Backup Script
June 9, 2020
Any database, needs a backup . This article is part of “The Ultimate Backup Script” series we are creating to provide you with database…
Create DigitalOcean Droplets Daily Backups
June 6, 2020
Setting up a website and database daily backup using SimpleBackups using DigitalOcean Droplets . In this step by step tutorial, I am going…
Create a DigitalOcean server backup in style.
October 21, 2019
One of the awesome features of SimpleBackups is ‘Rapid Server Setup’ — which allows you to magically connect SimpleBackups to newly…
Add SSH key after creating a DigitalOcean droplet
October 6, 2019
If you got locked out and cannot access your DigitalOcean server but still have access to your DigitalOcean account, then here is a…
Pros/Cons of Storing Customers' Files in S3 Buckets for your SaaS
April 11, 2019
If you are building an application that needs to store customers' data in the cloud, you have a few options to think about. In this post I…