Take a snapshot before risky changes and roll back in minutes, or back the whole server up to separate NAS storage. Automatic schedules keep the latest copies for you.
Backup scheduleDaily at 02:00Keep the latest 3 copies
before-upgradeSnapshot · Ready
daily-1Backup · Ready
daily-2Backup · Ready
Hourly · Daily · Weekly · Monthly
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Features
VM snapshots
A disk snapshot taken while the server keeps running. Restoring stops the server, reverts the disk and starts it again.
Snapshot schedules
Take snapshots automatically every day or every week; the oldest automatic snapshot is removed when the limit is reached.
Backups on NAS
A full copy of the server is stored on separate NAS storage, so a failed disk or a mistaken change can still be recovered. Copies are compressed and billed on their real size.
Backup schedules
Back up every hour, day, week or month and choose how many copies to keep; the oldest copy is deleted automatically.
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01
Create an account or sign in
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Choose your location and configuration
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Manage the service in your console
Frequently asked questions
A snapshot is a quick restore point of the server disk. A backup is a full copy stored on separate NAS storage and billed per GB of the copy.
Restoring a snapshot takes about 5–6 minutes. Restoring a backup keeps the server off for roughly 10–15 minutes per 20 GB of disk.
Yes, a backup can only be taken while the server is running.
Changing the plan, reinstalling the OS or growing the root disk is blocked while snapshots exist. Delete the snapshots first.
They are deleted together with the server and cannot be recovered.