Back Up a Docker Compose App and Test the Restore
A server snapshot can get a machine back. This guide keeps the application data, Compose files, and database dump you need to prove the app can return.
Protect application data and Minecraft worlds, then prove you can restore them.
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A server snapshot can get a machine back. This guide keeps the application data, Compose files, and database dump you need to prove the app can return.
Changing one database setting is not a migration. Keep a verified recovery point, move the app data, and prove the new database before you retire the old one.
A workflow server needs to survive a bad update or a lost Droplet. Keep its credentials, execution history, and configuration in an encrypted backup, then restore it somewhere safe.
A small, boring backup job is what you want: pause world saves, archive the server data, upload it to a private bucket, then test the restore before a player needs it.