Backup & Disaster Recovery

A backup nobody has restored from is a hope, not a plan. We set up backups for your systems and data, and agree what happens when something fails.

What we do

Work out what must be backed up, how often, and how far back you need to go
Set up automatic backups, kept separately from the live system
Write down what happens in a failure: who does what, in which order

Built, run and supported by the same team. The people who write your software are the people who deploy it, host it and answer when it breaks.

Frequently asked questions

What does the backup and disaster recovery service include?

Deciding what to back up, how often and how far back, setting up automatic backups kept apart from the live system, and writing down what happens when something fails.

Are the backups kept on the same server as our system?

No. The backups are kept separately from the live system.

What is a disaster recovery plan?

A written plan of who does what, and in which order, when a system fails, agreed before it is needed.

Why is having a backup not enough?

Because a backup only counts if you can restore from it. We set them up to be restored from, with a plan for using them.

Who responds when something fails?

The same team that writes, deploys and hosts your software, following the plan agreed with you.