Backup
Cloud servers
Servercore provides infrastructure level services, so there is no default backup for cloud servers.
You can create a backup copy using backups, images, or snapshots. You can compare the tools in the table Backup methods table.
You can create a backup manually or configure automatic scheduled backup creation.
Managed Kubernetes
To back up data in a Managed Kubernetes cluster, you can use snapshots of persistent volumes (VolumeSnapshots) — copies of the contents of PersistentVolumes at a particular point in time. You can create a snapshot and then restore a persistent volume from it.
Snapshots can also be used to transfer data to another share without having to create a new volume.
Managed databases
In Managed databases, the cluster is backed up automatically using WAL-G. All databases except Redis are restored to Point-in-Time Recovery. The frequency of backups depends on the selected database.
Backups are stored isolated from other users' backups. Backups cannot be unloaded. Automatic backups cannot be disabled.
For more information on backups, see the instructions for PostgreSQL, PostgreSQL for 1C, PostgreSQL TimescaleDB, MySQL sync, MySQL semi-sync, Redis.
Backup to object storage
To automate data backup to object storage, you can use S3cmd and Cyberduck. Check out the example of configuring scheduled backup using S3cmd.