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Looks like a managed caprover.com :-) Is there a way to store immutable files (something similar to S3)? Is the filesystem available and persistent? Regardin
by ngrilly 8y ago
Looks like a managed caprover.com :-)
Is there a way to store immutable files (something similar to S3)?
Is the filesystem available and persistent?
Regarding PostgreSQL and other databases, do you backup the WAL? (DigitalOcean Managed Databases backups the WAL every 5 minutes.)
- vincelt 8y agoAh yeah! I used Caprover when it was still CaptainDuckDuck, it was awesome :) - No, for now it's only application hosting. You should use an external service like S3 to store immutable files. - Although filesystem is available it might reset on server upgrade / scaling / migration. That happens very rarely (safe for temp files) but general files should be stored somewhere like S3. - For PostgreSQL backups, they are actually done with dumps (pg_dump) so it's not a base backup.