Are you confused about the different ways to back up your data? Full, differential, incremental, synthetic full - it’s easy to get lost in the terminology. In this article, we cover shortly all backup types without being too specific. If you already know about all backup types and simply want to pick the needed one for your use -case - scroll down, there is a chart that will help you choose from different types of backup. Continue reading
In this blog post, we will give an overview of the block-level backup feature and show you how to use it to speed up your backup process, save storage space and machine resources. Continue reading
In this article, we will overview differential backup and its specifics. This type of backup cannot be used for file-level or image-based backup. However, there is a popular scenario where you can meet and should use differential backup. Continue reading to learn more about this type of backup and the difference between incremental and differential backup.
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Incremental backup is a data backup method designed to reduce storage requirements and bandwidth load and provide the necessary level of data consistency and availability.
In this guide, we overview this concept, how it works, and how it helps save time and money on backup and disaster recovery routines.
Synthetic full backup is a type of subsequent full backup that makes a comparison to the previously backed up data on the storage and uploads only the current changes from the backup source. Synthetic full backup helps to reduce the amount of data uploaded and accelerates a full backup creation. In this article, we will explain fully the concept of synthetic backup.
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