Cloudback

Stop relying on luck to protect your GitHub work. Set up Cloudback once and let it run your safety net without babysitting. Connect your GitHub account, choose the repositories that matter, and point backups to your preferred cloud destination. Pick when snapshots should run—nightly or at a time that fits your team—and define how long each copy should be kept. Turn on incremental mode to capture only what changed and enable encryption to secure data in transit and at rest. From the web dashboard (or your phone), you can see backup status, recent runs, and storage use at a glance.

Use Cloudback as part of your daily developer flow. Before a large refactor, force-push, or dependency upgrade, trigger a manual snapshot so you have a clean rollback point. When you cut a release or open a high‑risk pull request, run an on‑demand backup to freeze the project’s state. Cloudback covers more than source files—it also preserves project context like issues, pull requests, wikis, and other repository details—so product notes, documentation, and collaboration history travel with the code. If you manage multiple teams or microservices, group repositories by project and apply a shared backup policy to keep everything consistent.

When something goes wrong, recovery is straightforward. Open the restore panel, select the exact point in time you want, and push the snapshot back to GitHub instantly. Choose to overwrite the existing repository or restore to a new private repo for safe comparison. If you prefer, download the archive to inspect locally. Compression reduces transfer size and incremental chains keep restores fast, even for large histories. Because Cloudback captures code and metadata together, you don’t waste hours reconstructing labels, discussions, or release notes just to get your project usable again.

For operations, governance, and remote work, Cloudback keeps control in your hands. Store copies in your chosen cloud so you decide where data lives and how it’s retained. Use scheduling to align backups with maintenance windows, then review job history from anywhere with remote and mobile access. Set different retention windows for active repos versus archived ones to balance cost and coverage. With encryption and secure storage throughout the pipeline, you can meet internal policies while ensuring every contributor—from engineers to technical writers—has a reliable fallback whenever they ship, experiment, or travel.