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Backup and Restore

SupportPal provides built-in functionality to back up and restore installations.

Contents

Docker Deployments
Other Deployments

Docker Deployments

Backup and restore functionality in Docker makes use of SupportPal CLI commands, but also handles additional Docker related services data. For more information, please refer to Backup and Restore (Docker).

Other Deployments

Non docker deployment types (Linux and cPanel) can make use of built-in CLI commands. The help desk offers app:backup and app:restore commands which enable you to back up and restore all application files and database data. For more information, please refer to Backup and Restore (Generic).