If you manage a website, having a backup is something quite essential, especially if you have important info or you have invested time and cash in creating the Internet site. There are various scenarios why you could need a backup - if you update a script and something goes completely wrong, if you erase a file or an entire folder by accident, and so on. Having regular backups will help you avoid any loss of information or at least minimize the damage, which is still better than losing the entire site. You may download a copy of your content on your desktop or notebook once in a while, but since you can't do that after every single change, you need to rely on the backups that your hosting provider generates. As this is something very vital, you need to ensure that they keep up-to-date backups, given that a backup performed once every one or two weeks won't do any good in case you run an Internet site like an online store or a holiday accommodation booking website.
Daily Data Back-up in Shared Web Hosting
We realize how vital it is to have an up-to-date copy of your site, so we keep a backup of all the files and databases in each and every shared web hosting account. We've gone further than the majority of website hosting companies out there, due to the fact that we create full backups no less than four times per day. That way, in case a problem occurs 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 can be restored by our tech support or, if you want, you can do it yourself. The available backups shall be listed within the File Manager section of your Hepsia CP whereyou'll be able to see the time and date they were generated. You can simply copy the content from there to your domain folder and the restored Internet site shall be live straightaway. Alternatively, if you're not certain what to do, you can contact our qualified professionals and they will restore the content from the date you want inside of no more than an hour.