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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…
March 2022: MongoDB Streaming, CloudSync updates and new API endpoints
March 14, 2022
Another release, with some features we know you'll love! Thanks again to all of you who shared some great feedback, ideas and helped us…
Automated Scaleway server and volume snapshots
March 11, 2022
Scaleway support was on our roadmap for some time, but we were waiting for more users to request it before prioritizing it. The latest on…
January 2022: Cloud Storage Sync & MySQL Binlog support
February 4, 2022
To kick off this year, we've been working on some great new features that we're excited to share!🤩 Shoutout to all of you who shared some…
How to automate AWS EC2 Snapshots
February 1, 2022
The following guide will help you, step by step, automate your AWS EC2 server snapshots & volume backups. Afterwards, you will be able to…
The Data You Didn't Know You Need to Keep Safe
January 18, 2022
Many companies rely on cloud storage as their default backup solution. They've reverted to this backup mechanism because of the promises…
Let your agency customers own their backups
January 11, 2022
So far it was possible to share access to your team account by adding members to it. This works great when you need to provide access to…
November 2021 Release Notes
November 30, 2021
And ... ENTER! Our November release (actually October & November) bundle! 🚀 NEW Bucket sync is now in beta Backup summary report…
Unlimited Backup Notification Channels
November 19, 2021
Our backup notification system started feeling a bit dusty and we really wanted to dive into it and bring it to another level 🚀 (yes…
Remote MySQL Database Backup via SSH Tunneling
November 5, 2021
Once a MySQL server is set up, the first task on any database administrator’s list is to prepare for backups. To execute backups, sysadmins…