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  • LostNerd
    It could be possible to build a script that will download the cPanel backup files generated on the primary server to the secondary server at set intervals and run the restore command. That way, you could have the "premium" clients' accounts replicated to an extent however, I can't see a viable solution on setting up live data replication without having detrimental effects on your primary servers performance. Good luck!
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  • Mauritz
    I think I'm returning to forums from now on, always great help. So if I understand you correctly, the best (not most reliable but a solution alltogether) will be: 1) Setup backups on the primary server and have it stored on Google Cloud. 2) Have the secondary server "import" the backups at set intervals and replace the data on the secondary server? If we did this via a simple script to import and replace the existing data within the /home/ directory of specific accounts (whatever is in the backup), will there be any things we need to try and exclude so that the import data is compliant between the 2 instances?
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  • LostNerd
    You've pretty much got the picture. Have the script download the complete backup file to /home on the secondary server and then have it run:
    /scripts/restorepkg * = Username of account as stated in the backup/cpmove filename
    It should restore the account in it's entirety to the moment the backup on the primary server was taken.
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  • cPanelMichael
    Hello, You may also want to vote and add your feedback to the following feature request:
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