Get it back
A backup you have never restored is a hypothesis.
Schedules and retention are set per workload, next to the workload — not in a separate backup product with its own console and its own idea of what exists. Restores go to a new instance so you can rehearse one on a Tuesday.
Backups
- Scheduled per workload
- Configurable retention
- Restore to a new instance
- Database point-in-time recovery
How it helps
What you get with Backups
Where the workload is defined
Backup policy lives beside the resource, so a new service cannot quietly be created without one.
Rehearsable
Restoring into a fresh instance means you can prove the backup works without touching what is serving traffic.
Retention that is visible
How many copies exist and how far back they go is a value on screen, not an assumption.
Snapshots & backups
The rest of Snapshots & backups
Point-in-time snapshots and scheduled backups, with restores you are expected to actually rehearse.
Infrastructure you can point at.
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