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Backup & Disaster Recovery

A backup nobody has ever restored from isn't a backup, it's an assumption. We set up automated backup systems for your servers, databases, and files, and then actually test the restore, on a schedule, so the first time you rely on it isn't the day something's already gone wrong. That includes offsite and cloud replication so a single point of failure, a fire, a flood, a failed drive, doesn't take your only copy with it, plus a written disaster recovery plan with clear recovery time targets your team can follow under pressure instead of improvising. This is infrastructure you hope to never need and are glad to have the one time you do.

A backup nobody has restored from isn't a backup

Backup jobs fail silently more often than businesses realize: a full disk, an expired credential, a schema change nobody accounted for, and nobody finds out until the restore that actually needed to work doesn't. We set up automated backups for servers, databases, and files, with real restore testing on a schedule, not just a green checkmark in a dashboard nobody checks.

Disaster recovery goes a step further: a written plan with defined recovery time and recovery point targets, offsite and cloud replication so one location isn't a single point of failure, and a process your team can follow under pressure instead of figuring it out live during an outage.

What you get with Backup & Disaster Recovery

Automated backup scheduling

Servers, databases & files backed up on a defined, monitored schedule.

Offsite & cloud replication

A copy that survives a fire, flood, or failed drive at your primary site.

Scheduled restore testing

Backups verified by actually restoring them, not just checking the job succeeded.

Written disaster recovery plan

Clear recovery time & recovery point targets your team can follow under pressure.

Database-aware backups

Point-in-time recovery for databases, not just a nightly file copy.

Incident response support

Help executing the recovery plan when it's actually needed, not just a document on a shelf.

Our approach

We start by defining what recovery time and recovery point actually need to be for your business: how long you can be down, and how much recent data you can afford to lose, since those numbers drive every decision after. Backup jobs are configured for your actual servers, databases, and file systems, with monitoring so a failed job gets flagged immediately instead of discovered during an emergency. Restores are tested on a defined schedule, not assumed to work because the backup job reports success, since a backup that can't be restored is a false sense of security. The disaster recovery plan is documented in plain steps your team can follow without us on the call, and we review and update it as your infrastructure changes, not once and forgotten.

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Tools & technologies

Backup Platforms

Veeam Acronis Windows Server Backup

Cloud & Storage

AWS S3 / Glacier Azure Backup Backblaze B2

Database Recovery

MySQL Point-in-Time Recovery SQL Server Backup PostgreSQL WAL Archiving

Common questions about backup & disaster recovery

How do we know our backups actually work?

We test restores on a defined schedule and document the result. A backup job succeeding is not the same as a verified, restorable backup.

What's the difference between backup and disaster recovery?

Backup protects your data. Disaster recovery is the full plan, systems, timeline, and process, for getting the business operational again after a major outage.

Can you set this up for systems already running with another vendor?

Yes, we can assess your existing backup setup, identify gaps, and take over or supplement it.

How quickly could we actually recover from a total server failure?

Depends on your defined recovery time target and infrastructure. We size the backup and replication setup to meet a target you actually agree to upfront, not a vague best-effort promise.

Do you handle offsite or cloud backup, not just local?

Yes, offsite and cloud replication is standard in any setup we'd recommend, since a local-only backup shares the same risk as what it's backing up.

Can you write a disaster recovery plan for our existing infrastructure without changing our backup setup?

Yes, if your backup foundation is solid, we can build the recovery plan and process on top of what's already there.

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