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BackupData.io
Managed backup as a service for databases, object storage, and files.
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# BackupData.io
> Managed backup as a service for databases, object storage, and files.
> Back up from a CLI or SDK, get immutable point-in-time snapshots with
> client-side AES-256-GCM encryption, content-defined chunking, and global
> deduplication, then restore with checksum verification. Free tier is 5 GB
> with no card required.
BackupData.io is a backup product, not a general file host and not a storage
network. It stores snapshots of data you already have somewhere else, so that
losing the original is survivable.
## Docs
- [Introduction](https://docs.backupdata.io/intro): what the product is and how the pieces fit together
- [Quick start](https://docs.backupdata.io/quick-start): first verified snapshot in about ten minutes
- [Upload and snapshot management](https://docs.backupdata.io/how-to/upload-and-snapshot-management): backup, list, restore, prune
- [Documentation home](https://docs.backupdata.io): full reference
## SDKs
- [JavaScript / Node SDK](https://github.com/Backup-Data-io/js-sdk): npm package `@lighthouse-web3/baas-js-sdk`
- [Go SDK](https://github.com/Backup-Data-io/go-sdk): same surface for Go stacks
## Guides and comparisons
- [Automating backups with GitHub Actions (and when not to)](https://www.backupdata.io/resources/guides/automate-backups-github-actions): Scheduled workflows disable themselves after 60 days of repo inactivity, and anyone with write access can exfiltrate your production credentials. Where CI is the right place for backups, and where cron still wins. (Guide, 7 min)
- [Back up model checkpoints before your spot instance disappears](https://www.backupdata.io/resources/guides/backup-model-checkpoints): GPU hours are money. A checkpoint backup pipeline for training runs, encrypted, deduplicated, off the box, with a restore drill that proves you can resume. (Guide, 6 min)
- [Backing up a Linux server without backing up the whole disk](https://www.backupdata.io/resources/guides/linux-server-backup): Provider snapshots die with the account and a full disk image wastes most of its bytes. What to actually capture on a VPS, what to skip, and how to prove a rebuild works. (Guide, 7 min)
- [Backing up Supabase, Neon and PlanetScale](https://www.backupdata.io/resources/guides/supabase-neon-planetscale-backup): Managed Postgres and MySQL providers give you PITR that lives entirely in their account. If the account goes, so does every recovery option. How to keep an independent copy. (Guide, 6 min)
- [Backup Data vs AWS Backup: which fits your stack?](https://www.backupdata.io/resources/compare/baas-vs-aws-backup): An honest comparison of Backup Data and AWS Backup: portability, encryption models, pricing, restore verification, and when each one is the right call. (Comparison, 7 min)
- [Backup Data vs Backblaze B2: a backup system or a cheap bucket?](https://www.backupdata.io/resources/compare/baas-vs-backblaze): Backblaze B2 is the best-value object storage there is. But a bucket is not a backup system. An hones
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