Folders and files
Any path on a Linux server, packed as tar, tar.gz, zip and more.
What the platform does
What you can protect
Section titled “What you can protect”Docker and Podman volumes
Named volumes, backed up with or without pausing the containers that use them.
Containers and compose projects
A container’s filesystem, an image, or a whole compose project with its volumes.
Databases
PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server, MongoDB, Redis and 26 more, with their own dump tools - on the host or in any container.
Configuration files
The files that rebuild a server - /etc, unit files, certificates.
Anything else
A custom command whose output is the backup.
What keeps your backups safe
Section titled “What keeps your backups safe”Agentless
Only SSH. Each server’s host key is pinned, so the platform never talks to an impostor.
Encrypted by choice
Encrypt every backup, or not - your choice per plan, enforced per environment.
Copies and immutability
A second copy for 3-2-1, and Object Lock so nobody can delete a backup early.
Proven restores
Drills restore backups on a schedule and check them, so you know they work.
Where things are
Section titled “Where things are”| Menu area | What you do there |
|---|---|
| Overview | The dashboard, and this knowledge base. |
| Infrastructure | Servers, SSH credentials, databases, discovery, environments and tags. |
| Backups | Backup plans, templates, schedules, backup history and artifacts. |
| Restore | Restore points, approvals, restore history and drills. |
| Storage | Storage targets and retention policies. |
| Monitoring | Alerts, reports, audit log, activity, logs and the engine support matrix. |
| Admin | Users, roles, settings, keys, self-backup, notifications, API tokens and system status. |