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Daily Remote Backups
Automatic offsite backups via Proxmox Backup Server and on-demand manual backups included with every VPS.
Every QDE VPS includes automatic daily offsite backups at no extra cost, powered by Proxmox Backup Server. Backups are incremental, deduplicated, and stored at a separate location from your VPS for disaster recovery. Even if something happens to the primary infrastructure, your data has a safety net.
In addition, you can trigger a manual backup anytime from the control panel — ideal before OS updates, configuration changes, or software upgrades. Each VPS keeps the 2 most recent backups; triggering a new one prunes the oldest. Restores are handled by our support team to ensure your data is recovered correctly.
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Automated Daily Backups
QDE runs automatic daily backups in the background for every VPS. No configuration, no scheduling — your data is backed up every day without any action on your part.
Runs Every Day
Backups are created automatically every 24 hours. The process runs in the background and requires zero intervention from you.
Retained for Disaster Recovery
Daily backups are kept specifically for disaster recovery scenarios, giving you a reliable restore point if something goes seriously wrong.
Zero Configuration
Backups start automatically when your VPS is provisioned. There is nothing to enable, schedule, or maintain.
Restore via Support
To restore from a daily backup, contact our support team. We handle the restore process so your data is recovered correctly.
Manual Backups on Demand
Daily backups run automatically, but you can trigger an additional backup at any time from the control panel. Each VPS keeps the 2 most recent backups — useful when you're about to do something risky.
Self-Service Trigger
Start a backup from the control panel whenever you need to. No support ticket required to create one — you decide when to run it.
Incremental & Deduplicated
Backups are powered by Proxmox Backup Server. Only changed blocks are uploaded, so manual backups complete quickly even on large VPS instances.
Ideal Before Updates
Trigger a fresh backup before OS updates, configuration changes, or software upgrades. If something breaks, you have a clean restore point.
2 Backup Slots
Each VPS keeps the 2 most recent backups. When you trigger a new one, the oldest is pruned to make room — the two latest restore points are always available.
Offsite Protection
Daily backups are stored at a separate facility from your VPS. This geographic separation ensures your data survives even if something affects the primary infrastructure.
Separate Facility
Backups are stored at a different physical location from your VPS, not on the same server or in the same rack.
Disaster Recovery
Offsite storage means your data is protected against localized incidents — hardware failures, power outages, or network issues at the primary site.
Hardware Failure Protection
If a disk or server fails at the primary location, your backup remains intact and available for restore from the remote site.
Built-In Redundancy
Two layers of protection by default: daily offsite backups managed by QDE via Proxmox Backup Server, plus manual backups you trigger yourself.
Backup Best Practices
Server-level backups protect against infrastructure failures. Combine them with good habits to make sure you can recover from anything.
Keep Application-Level Backups
Server backups are a safety net, not a replacement. Maintain your own backups of databases, configs, and critical application data for maximum coverage.
Manual Backup Before Changes
Trigger a manual backup before OS updates, config changes, or software upgrades. If something breaks, you have a recent restore point ready.
Plan Your Recovery
Know the restore process before you need it. Document what to ask support for and how long recovery takes so real incidents go smoothly.
Use a Layered Approach
Combine daily offsite backups via Proxmox Backup Server, on-demand manual backups, and your own application-level backups. Multiple layers mean no single failure can cause data loss.