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If you'd like to take a backup of your Cloud server, here's how you do it:

Access Your HostDime Cloud Account

Esta es la forma de cómo puedes ingresar a administrar sus servidores virtuales en la nube de HostDime.
  1. Después de ingresar a tu panel de cliente CORE, debe navegar en el menu de Productos ahi se encontrará el submenu de Cloud.
  2. Dentro de la interfaz de Cloud se encontrará un botón para ingresar al panel de administración de los servidores virtuales en la nube el botón tiene el nombre de  Login to Cloud Portal.
    Click the Cloud Portal Button
  3. Ahora estará en el panel de administración de nuestra plataforma de la nube/cloud. De barra del lado derecho encontrará algunos secciones, dentro de una sección encontrará la opción de Virtual Servers donde podrá visualizar los servidores virtuales.
    Click on Virtual Servers in the Sidebar
  4. Al dar clic en la opción de Virtual Servers visualizará los servidores que ya ha creado y estan bajo su administración .Al dar clic sobre el nombre del servidor en la columna de Label usted podrá administrar y visualizar el servidor virtual en particular.
    Click on the Label for the Virtual Machine you Want to Work With
  5. Esto lo llevará a una página donde puede ver estadísticas actualizadas y trabajar con su servidor virtual.


Taking an Immediate Cloud Backup

Here's how to backup your Cloud server:

  1. Click on the Backups button.
    Click the Backups Button
  2. Select Files from the drop-down list.
    Click on Files from the Drop-Down
  3. On this screen you will see the list of existing backup and at the bottom the location to create a new manual backup.
    Enter a Note if you Want and Click Take A Backup
    1. Enter an optional Note that will be displayed with the backup on this screen (once it completes successfully).
    2. Click Take a Backup to start the backup process. The backup will commence in the background and you will be able to see the progress on the main Virtual Server page.
    3. The backup will be scheduled to start as soon as possible and you can watch the progress from the Manual Backups section at the top of this screen.

 Once complete, you will be able to work with your new backup from the list of backups at the top of the Backups > Files screen.

Scheduling a Backup

You can also schedule backups to be taken automatically at regular intervals.

  1. Click on the Backups button.
    Click the Backups Button
  2. Select Schedules from the drop-down list.
    Click on Schedules from the Drop-Down
  3. Click the New Schedule button to create a new scheduled backup process.
    Click the New Schedule Button Near the Bottom Right of the Screen
  4. Fill in the backup schedule as appropriate:
    Fill Out the Needed Schedule Info and Click Save
    1. The Target will show you what virtual server this scheduled backup will apply to.
    2. The Period should be a number that controls how frequently the automatic backup is made (in conjunction with the Period Type below).
    3. Select the Period type from the drop-down list. It can be days, weeks, months, or years.
    4. Rotation period tells the system how many automatic backups to keep from this schedule. 
    5. The Start Time is set in 24-hour time. This will control when the backup gets started. This feature uses the time set by our Cloud control panel, not that of the virtual server.
    6. If the backup schedule is Enabled, it will be automatically taken at the times specified.
    7. Click the Save button to apply these changes.
  5. The backup(s) will start getting taken the next time the Start Time comes around. If you want an immediate backup, do a manual backup instead.

Here's an example of the automatic backup scheduling feature:

If you set the Period to 2 and the Period type to Days, and the Rotation period to 3, our Cloud portal will back this virtual server up every other day and keep the most recent 3 backups.

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