When it comes to data backup, people generally fall into two camps. There is local backup and cloud backup.
Local backup is something we all do, but do we all know why we do it? Most of the time, local backups are taken because we regularly take incremental backups, which makes it easier to restore data if something happens.
The main advantage of local backups is that they are available locally and you can restore your data whenever you want.
This means that if you’re on the go and need to restore your computer, you can simply boot from your local backup disk. With cloud backups, you need to log into your online account and then download the data you need.
The downside of local backups is that they take up server space and your company needs a lot of them if you want to store a lot of data. The cost of maintaining a redundant backup structure is very high. In addition to having to manage security and security policies
Cloud backup is easier than local backup
Why use cloud backup and why is it better than local backup.
There are many advantages of cloud backup over local backup. Here are some reasons why cloud backups are better than local ones:
Backup is an automated process. Once you set up your backups at LinuxManaged, we take care of the rest for you. You don’t have to remember to do this every day, or worry about doing it incorrectly.
The cost is much lower than local backup.
We build and test backup policies.
Restoration at any time.
Notices about backups.
There’s no need to worry about hardware or a full HD.
One of the biggest advantages of a cloud backup is that there are no limits on how much you can back up and how many computers you can install it on. When using local backups, you may run into problems if you try to back up more than your hard drive can hold.
