PSSQL Backup & Recovery

PSQL, often referred to as PostgreSQL, is an open-source relational database management system (RDBMS). It is known for its advanced features, extensibility, and standards compliance. PostgreSQL supports various data types, indexing techniques, and powerful querying capabilities, making it a popular choice for both small and large-scale applications.

Why is PostgreSQL (PSQL) Backup Necessary?

Data Protection: Data is a valuable asset for any organization. Regular backups ensure that your data is protected from accidental deletions, corruption, or malicious attacks like ransomware.

User Errors: Human errors such as accidentally deleting important data or executing incorrect SQL commands can happen. Backups serve as a safety net, enabling you to revert the database to a state before the error occurred.

Compliance and Regulations: Many industries have specific regulations about data retention and protection. Regular backups help organizations comply with these regulations and avoid legal issues.

Business Continuity: Having up-to-date backups ensures business continuity. In case of a system failure or data loss event, having a backup strategy in place reduces downtime and ensures that critical operations can continue without major interruptions.

In this section;

• Deployment
• Setting up Backup Server
• Adding Data Sources
• Configure Backups
• Recovery
• Manage Backup Jobs
• Configure Backup Settings
• Import Backups
• Reports