What Is CDP Backup?
As per our Backup Policy, Continuous Data Protection (CDP) stores the Data Backup to a third-party server at specified intervals. It runs the Backup once in a 24-hour cycle. We can restore the backed-up data from the available restore points on your support ticket request.
How Does It Work?
After configuring the CDP Backup for your Data, you will create a replica of all the Contents on a separate Disk on a Backup server. Once the Replica is created for your contents, CDP will track the block-level Deltas between scheduled synchronizations using a volume filter Device Driver. Synchronizations can be scheduled as frequently as every 15 minutes, 1 day, specific weekday, etc., for an entire server.
CDP Backup uses Microsoft Volume Shadow Copy Service to take block-level point-in-time volume snapshots of the running volume/disk. The file system does not affect when a snapshot is performed. It will take less than a minute to take the snapshot without notifying the running application or user.
It uses a proprietary Linux kernel module to take the volume snapshots for Linux Servers.
You can submit a support ticket from the client area to use the CDP Backup Service for your data. Please refer to the following article for instructions on submitting a support ticket. https://manage.accuwebhosting.com/knowledgebase/191/How-do-I-create-and-manage-support-tickets-from-client-area.htm
