Keep up to date with the latest, changes to the app, features, bug fixes and exciting news.
We are pleased to announce a new backup Recipe Cloudways backup. With our close relationship with Cloudways it was only fitting to provide a bespoke backup recipe for Cloudways.
Via SnapShooter, you can now backup all of your applications on your Cloudways servers via one simple to manage the process. SnapShooter will scan your server at a backup time to find all your WordPress, Laravel and Magento sites to perform a backup.
We have added support for backing up data from your running Docker Containers, allowing you to quickly backup your container data without setting up networking internally in your host machine or installing recipe-specific requirements for it to work.
Docker Runtime is now available for MySQL (Single + All), PostgreSQL (Single), and MongoDB (Single).
We can now take backups of Docker volumes, via the recreation of a Docker container at the backup time that pipes the volume data to your storage
We have made several changes to our Droplet Scheduling to provide better scale and service and spread our peak loads.
Droplets will be scheduled in advance of their slot and shown in the UI. This can happen up to 40 minutes before the backup window. The scheduler has built redundancy to attempt to schedule the backup multiple times before the backup slot.
During the backup window, your backup will start; for free customers within an hour slot and paid users within 15 minutes.
We have added support for the new AWS Europe Spain (eu-south-2) region as well as for some missing regions:
Europe Milan (eu-south-1)
Europe Zurich (eu-central-2)
Asia Pacific Hong Kong (ap-east-1)
We have deployed support for PostgreSQL version 15 on our serverless network.
We have added support for OVH standard performance S3 buckets
After being requested by customers, we have added support for Github All Repo backups to backup users' personal repos.
This is in addition to organisation backups.
Added AWS Cape Town as a s3 storage location
Following user request, we have provided the ability for users who use the File backup part of Laravel Backups, to change the default directory for file backups.
It was set to backup the storage folder, but now you can set this to the base directly or any you need
