A backup is a copy of an Internet site that's kept on an independent hosting server and can be restored if something goes wrong with the live site - a defeated script update, an accidental deletion of some file or of your whole database, etcetera. Restoring the site the way it was will take away or lessen the damage the issue may have caused, which is by all means a much better alternative than having to rebuild your whole site from scratch. Even though you can download a copy of your content on your computer, keeping a backup is a functionality that the majority of hosting providers incorporate as part of their plans. It's important to check out how frequently they do that, though, because some companies create a backup just once every couple of days, which might be far from enough for a booking Internet site or an e-commerce portal where the information is updated daily. It's also advisable to see how fast and easy a backup may be restored, which could be crucial if some issue appears on your Internet site.
Daily Data Back-up in Hosting
We realize how vital it is to have an up-to-date copy of your website, so we keep a backup of all of the files and databases in every hosting account. We've gone beyond the majority of hosting companies out there, simply because we generate full backups a minimum of 4 times every day. This way, in the event that an issue appears on your Internet site and you want a backup to be restored, the website will look the way it did no more than a few hours earlier. The content could be restored by our tech support team or, if you prefer, you can do it yourself. The available backups shall be listed inside the File Manager section of your Hepsia Control Panel in whichyou can see the time and date they were produced. You can easily copy the content from there to your domain folder and the restored site shall be live right away. However, if you're not positive what to do, you can make contact with our experts and they'll restore the content from the date you want inside no more than an hour.