How are users backing up their Password Hub Business instances
Hello All,
In following IT best practices, what are users doing to backup their Password Hub Business vaults in case of catastrophic data loss? I contacted Devolutions support a couple months ago and they said they were not making backups of our Password Hub Business instance/vaults, which was very concerning. Their solution was to get a trial license of RDM and export the vaults one by one. But that just seems too manual of a solution especially when there could be many many vaults for various organizations. Also, making a cold storage backup once or twice a year when the RDM trial license expires after a week or two just seems clunky.
Has anyone found a best practice to backup their Password Hub Business instance? I'm sure we aren't the only ones thinking about this.
All Comments (3)
Clearly I should have read the forum a bit before posting this. The post right below mine addresses this. For Reference:
https://forum.devolutions.net/topics/36180/password-hub-backuprestore-and-export-features
Hello,
I would just like to ammend this statement.
I contacted Devolutions support a couple months ago and they said they were not making backups of our Password Hub Business instance/vaults, which was very concerning.
We do backup data, but it's not to be used directly by our users. Those backups are for disaster recovery such as to a failure in Azure, an employee error (deletion of the storage) or a natural disaster. Furthermore, not only we do backups in a different data center of the same country, we also replicate data to a different region in the same country. If the main region is down for some reason, the replication region can take over.
Hope this clarifies, have a good day!
Maxime Morin
Hello,
I would just like to ammend this statement.
I contacted Devolutions support a couple months ago and they said they were not making backups of our Password Hub Business instance/vaults, which was very concerning.
We do backup data, but it's not to be used directly by our users. Those backups are for disaster recovery such as to a failure in Azure, an employee error (deletion of the storage) or a natural disaster. Furthermore, not only we do backups in a different data center of the same country, we also replicate data to a different region in the same country. If the main region is down for some reason, the replication region can take over.
Hope this clarifies, have a good day!
Thank you for clarifying!