Why DBackup?

Businesses risk losing critical data to ransomware that can erase backups.

Traditional backups require agents, often burden VMs, and can fail during restores.

DBackup is DCloud backup as a service without agent installation for long-term protection.

Benefits

No Impact on Application Performance
Efficient and Cost Effective
Fast Restore
Maximum Protection
Consistent Data

Core Features

Agentless

No server installation required. Easier setup without impacting VM performance.

Snapshot-based

DBackup replicates snapshots at the storage cluster level for faster, safer backups without server overhead.

Incremental Backup

Only new or changed data is stored. Smaller storage footprint with controlled costs.

Immutable Backup Storage

Extra protection from ransomware and human error. Backups cannot be deleted, altered, or modified until retention ends.

Example Use Cases

Business Applications

Business keeps running, data stays protected

DBackup keeps ERP, HRM, and CRM safe from data loss risks without affecting application performance.

Web Apps and Servers

Fast restore, services recover quickly

Websites and web apps maintain maximum uptime. Instant snapshots and fast restores minimize downtime from incidents.

Database

Data integrity, secure transactions, fast restore

DBackup supports app-consistent snapshots (fsfreeze and VSS) for MySQL, PostgreSQL, or SQL Server to keep databases consistent and quickly recoverable.

Comparison with Agent-Based Backup

	Agent-Based Backup	DBackup
CPU	High, because the agent must compress and encrypt data inside the VM.	Low, because snapshots are taken at the storage cluster level.
RAM	Used for cache, compression, and encryption processes.	Almost no additional load on the VM.
Disk	High resource usage, the agent reads all files/folders and can slow performance.	Low resource usage, snapshots store only changes so performance stays optimal.
Impact on Applications	Performance can be affected when full backups run.	Minimal impact, performance stays optimal.
Scalability	The more VMs, the more overhead.	Easier to scale, more VMs do not add overhead.