Encrypted backups and restores for PrestaShop stores
The module compresses and encrypts the store's database and files on the server, then uploads them to storage. A restore puts data and files back without disconnecting the store.
A store's database changes all the time.
Orders, carts and customers arrive every hour. A backup that blocks the server or stops halfway on shared hosting is no use.
And a restore that also rolls back the backup module's settings leaves the store disconnected right when you need it.
In small steps, encrypted on the server.
Short steps
The work is split into steps of a few seconds, fit for shared hosting.
Encryption
AES-256 with a different key for each backup, before the upload.
Restore
The module's configuration, enabled state and hooks are saved before the table swap and put back after it.
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Start free trialFrequently asked questions
Does the store go into maintenance during the backup?
No, the backup reads the database and files while the store runs. A restore swaps the tables at the end, all together.
Can I restore only the files?
Yes, database and files are chosen separately.
Goes well with
- Encrypted WordPress and Joomla backups, straight from your client's serverEncrypted on the site before they leave, and locked against deletion.
- Restore a backup to the site in one click, without FTPDatabase and files put back from the dashboard, after a backup of the site as it is now.
- PrestaShop store monitoring and security for web agenciesA native PrestaShop module that checks store core, templates and modules.
- PrestaShop core file integrity checksComparison with the official package, renamed admin folder included.
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