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Backups and maintenance that check themselves. A backup that is never tested can be broken for months without anyone noticing. Altoquant runs the backup every night — and once a week it also tests that the backup can really be restored.
You say — once
~/work ❯ › "set up nightly backups for these three servers and verify a restore weekly"
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01 · Set it up once
In a live session, the agent writes the backup scripts for your servers while you watch and approve each step.
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02 · Run it every night
One job runs the backups at night. A second job runs once a week: it restores a sample from the backup and checks that the data is complete.
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03 · Problems are handled first, you are asked last
If a run fails, Altoquant reads the error output and tries known fixes: a full disk, expired credentials, a server that needs a second try. It only contacts you when it cannot fix the problem itself — and then with one clear question, not a wall of logs.
What comes back — backup size, GB per night
224 ┤ ╭───
222 ┤ ╭───╯
220 ┤ ╭────╯
218 ┤ ╭────╯
216 ┤ ╭─────╯
214 ┤ ╭─────────────╯
212 ┤ ╭──────╯
210 ┤───╯
└────────────────────────────────────────────────
✓ weekly restore test passed · 224 GB intact
What you get
- Backups that are proven to restore — not assumed to
- A history of every run: green when it worked, red when it did not
- You are only contacted when a human decision is really needed
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