Good (Remote) Backup Additional Destination?

lewis-teck

• August 22, 2016 17:28

In short, I'm currently only backing up to my default /backup directory, and I need to start thinking about contingency as one of my projects gets a bit more serious. Currently it's only my own and family/friend websites; it's not a web hosting business, I do not have any billing software and everything is done/managed by myself. I noticed a thread about the best backup solution however that focuses on a solution for clients that they can attain via billing software; for me, I'm not looking for a fully fledged backup solution; I am content with what cPanel offers, but I am just looking for somewhere to send the files outside of my server... could be as simple as an FTP storage solution. I would love to hear anyone's recommendations for a service that is affordable, easy to setup/doesn't require any installations on the server and is simply usable as an Additional Destination in cPanel's integrated backup solution. Thanks!

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  cPanelMichael

  • August 23, 2016 13:06

  I am content with what cPanel offers, but I am just looking for somewhere to send the files outside of my server... could be as simple as an FTP storage solution. I would love to hear anyone's recommendations for a service that is affordable, easy to setup/doesn't require any installations on the server and is simply usable as an Additional Destination in cPanel's integrated backup solution.

  
  Hello, You may want to look into Amazon S3 as a remote storage solution: Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) - Cloud Storage It's natively supported as a backup destination in the

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