Browsable Daily Backups in Shared Web Hosting
When you host your sites in a shared web hosting account from our company, you'll not need to stress about your content material as we shall back it up on another web hosting server four times per day and we will have a copy for each day of the past week. Not only this, but all backups shall be available inside the File Manager section of the Hepsia CP that is included with the shared accounts, so you shall be able to search through them just like you're browsing ordinary folders. Each and every backup has a precise timestamp when it was made, consequently you can select the one you need. Restoring any content is as easy as copying a file or a folder from one location to another, so you shall not have any problems even if you're developing your first Internet site and you have not used an Internet hosting service before. With the feature, which is an integral part of our packages by default, your information will be safe all the time no matter what.
Browsable Daily Backups in Dedicated Hosting
The backup service is active by default for all semi-dedicated hosting accounts that are created on our state-of-the-art cloud platform. A copy of the whole content is created every day and we shall always have a minimum of 4 backups of your files for each of the past 7 days. Besides the amount of backups, the advantage of our platform over the service that other companies offer is the fact that you could search through all available backups via the File Manager tool within your hosting CP. The only big difference from the regular folders which you have is that the backup ones are with read-only permissions for protection reasons, but the supervision is exactly the same, therefore if you wish to restore one file or a whole folder, you only need to copy it to the actual domain directory and you will be all set. This feature shall save you the time which you'd otherwise spend to call our tech support and will supply you with the security which you need as you will never lose any info anymore.