Backup & Restore for Your Own Servers, Into Storage You Own
Backups of files, container volumes and PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, MongoDB, Redis and SQLite on your own servers, encrypted and deduplicated into storage you own, with retention, replicas, immutability, verification, test restores and alerts.
Core Offerings & Service Capabilities
Comprehensive capabilities designed to deliver immediate visibility, security, and operational efficiency for Backup & Restore.
Backups of What Runs on Your Servers
Files, container volumes and databases backed up on the server they live on, by a runner Fleet Manager installs there.
- Directories and files, container volumes, PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, MongoDB, Redis and SQLite
- Consistent database dumps, one snapshot per database, restorable one at a time
- Schedules in your time zone or every few hours, with grandfather-father-son retention
Encrypted Into Storage You Own
Data is encrypted, compressed and deduplicated on the server, then written to storage you choose.
- A server path or NAS, SFTP, S3-compatible storage, Azure Blob Storage or Google Cloud Storage
- Only what changed is stored after the first backup
- Up to three replicas on other storage, and Object Lock immutability on S3-compatible storage
Proven Restores
Backups are checked on a schedule and test-restored into throwaway, network-isolated copies.
- Integrity verification of a share of the data on a schedule you set
- Automated test restores that count the files or tables that came back
- Restores to the original place, another path or another database server
Safe Deletion and Recovery
Nothing you need disappears by accident, and nothing locks you in.
- Deletion protection, a recovery window for deleted snapshots and legal hold
- A recovery kit per repository to restore without Syntoric
- Alerts, incidents and compliance evidence for every failed backup, verification or test restore
Operational Architecture & Control Plane Guarantees
Rigorous data sovereignty, least-privilege security boundaries, and high availability metrics engineered for Backup & Restore.
Deployment Model
A backup runner on your own Linux servers, managed through Fleet Manager.
Data Plane Isolation
Data never passes through Syntoric: read, encrypted (AES-256) and written to your storage from your server.
Latency Profile
Incremental, deduplicated backups; only changed data leaves the server after the first one.
Compliance & SLA
Scheduled verification and test restores; evidence for ISO 27001 A.8.13, SOC 2 A1.2 and A1.3, NIST CP-9 and HIPAA backup controls.
Scope & Platform Capabilities
Backups of files, container volumes and databases on your own servers, encrypted and deduplicated before they leave the server, into storage you own, with verification, test restores and alerts.
- Back up directories and files, container volumes, and PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, MongoDB, Redis and SQLite databases on your own Linux servers through Fleet Manager
- Into storage you own: a path on the server or a mounted NAS, SFTP, S3-compatible storage, Azure Blob Storage or Google Cloud Storage
- Encrypted (AES-256) and compressed on the server before anything leaves it; every backup after the first stores only what changed
- Schedules in your time zone or every few hours, and grandfather-father-son retention: latest, hourly, daily, weekly, monthly and yearly
- Up to three replicas of a repository on other storage, kept in step after every backup and restorable from
- Immutable backups on S3-compatible storage with Object Lock, deletion protection, a recovery window for deleted snapshots and legal hold
- Scheduled integrity verification and automated test restores into throwaway, network-isolated copies, so you know a backup restores before you need it
- Restores of whole sources or single paths and databases, to the original place, another path, or another database server
- A recovery kit per repository, so your backups can be restored even without Syntoric
- Alerts when a backup fails, is missed, fails verification or a test restore, delivered to email, Slack, Microsoft Teams or webhooks, and an incident opened for the failure
- Backup evidence for ISO 27001, SOC 2, NIST 800-53, HIPAA and GDPR backup and recovery controls in Compliance
- Every change, restore and recovery kit recorded in the audit trail; your data never passes through Syntoric
Implementation & Infrastructure-as-Code
Provision, configure, and automate Backup & Restore using the Syntoric CLI, the REST API and JSON specifications.
# Back up a source now curl -X POST "https://api.syntoric.com/v1/backup/plans/$PLAN/run" \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TOKEN" \ -H "X-Syntoric-Org-Id: $ORG"
Enterprise & Technical Questions
Key questions about architecture, compliance, credential security, and deployment for Backup & Restore.
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