Storage
Daily backups and on-demand snapshots
Odinex can copy a server disk in two ways. Backups run automatically once a day and keep the seven newest copies, for 20% of the server price. Snapshots are taken when you ask for them, are kept until you delete them, and are billed per GB. You can rebuild a server from either one or create new servers from it.
At a glance
- Backups
- Once a day, 7 kept
- Backup price
- 20% of the server price
- Snapshots
- On demand, kept until deleted
- Snapshot price
- Per GB per month
- Restore
- Rebuild or create a new server
Key features
Daily, automatic
Turn on backups and each server is copied once a day in its own four-hour window.
Seven days of history
The seven newest backups are kept; the oldest is removed when a new one is made.
Snapshots on demand
Take a snapshot before an upgrade or migration and keep it as long as you need.
Independent of the server
Snapshots stay after the server is deleted, so you can archive a disk and stop paying for the server.
Restore or clone
Rebuild a server in place, keeping its IPs, or create a new server from the image.
Predictable price
Backups cost 20% of the server price, hourly and capped monthly. Snapshots are billed per GB.
What it is used for
Safety net for production
Daily backups let you go back up to a week after a bad deploy or an accidental deletion.
Before risky changes
Snapshot a server before an OS upgrade and roll back in minutes if something breaks.
Golden images
Configure a server once, snapshot it, and create new servers from the snapshot.
Try it
odx server enable-backup web-1
odx server create-image --description "before upgrade" web-1Documentation
Backups and snapshots: questions and answers
Clear answers about location, infrastructure and billing.
What is the difference between a backup and a snapshot?
Are volumes included?
What happens if I turn backups off?
Should I keep backups elsewhere too?
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