Automated Gitea data backup.

A GitHub backup service is a service that allows you to create backups of your repositories on GitHub but also all its associated meta data. These backups can be used to ensure that you have a copy of your code and other files in case something happens to the original repository, such as data loss or corruption.

There are a number of different services that offer GitHub backup capabilities. Some of these are standalone services that you can use to create backups of your repositories, while others are integrated into other tools and services that you might already be using.

To use a GitHub backup service, you will typically need to provide the service with access to your GitHub account. This can typically be done by connecting your account to the service using your GitHub login credentials. Once your account is connected, you can then select the repositories that you want to back up and specify the backup schedule and other settings.

We do not limit the amount of data you can backup. You can backup as much data as you want, as often as you want.

With SimpleBackups you can back up all your GitHub repositories and metadata.
Practically this means: repositories, gists, issues, pull requests, releases, wikis, labels, milestones, LFS objects and projects.

Short answer: No. SimpleBackups offers a serverless solution to backup your GitHub data.
But for those who need to run their GitHub backup on their own server, you can always run your backup from your own server without any manual setup.

Yes! When configuring your backup you'll be able to select the repositories you want to back up, but also define exclusion rules to exclude repositories you don't want to backup.
This way you can set it up once and forget about it and new repositories will automatically be backed up based on your preferences.

Of course! Your backups can be downloaded as a compressed file, right from the interface or directly from your storage provider.

It's up to you. We have a highly customizable retention policy, meaning you can define it yourself, without any constraint.

Yes! Both GitHub Organization account and personal are supported.

A GitLab backup service is a solution that allows you to create backups of your repositories and other data stored on GitLab. These backups can be used to ensure that you have a copy of your code, merge request, issues (...) in case something happens to the original repository, such as data loss or corruption.

We do not limit the amount of data you can backup with GitLab backups. You can backup as much data as you want, as often as you want.

You can back up all your GitLab repositories, but also all your metadata which includes issues, merge requests, snippets, commits and all available metadata.

No you don't! We offer a "Serverless" backup service, which means everything is triggered from our infrastructure. Still if you want the backup process to be triggered from within your infrastructure it's totally doable, just connect your server to SimpleBackups.

Yes! All your backups are stored on your storage provider and can be downloaded at any time from the user interface.

Yes! In you backup you can select "auto-discover" option, which will include all newly created repositories in your backup. Your backup will then run on schedule, and include all new repositories.