Daily automatic backups
CodeGuard backs up your website automatically and stores copies offsite with redundancy. Setup connects the service to the files and databases you choose to protect.

CodeGuard backs up your website files and databases. Recover a file or an earlier website version after an accidental change or a broken update.
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A single-file restore can recover a deleted image or changed source file without rolling back the entire website. Choose a version from before the change.
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A full restore brings back the selected website copy. Review files and databases together, and account for orders or edits made after that backup.
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Use the restore-staging option to inspect the backed-up website. Verify important pages and forms before completing recovery.
Explore this optionCodeGuard backs up your website automatically and stores copies offsite with redundancy. Setup connects the service to the files and databases you choose to protect.
Back up an unlimited number of files and databases within your purchased storage allowance. Choose capacity around your actual website data and its growth.
Roll back a single file or recover an earlier website version. Restore staging lets you test a backed-up site before completing the recovery.
File Change Alert Monitoring sends an email when website source files change. Review unexpected changes and use a clean restore point where appropriate.
Storage options listed in the Coolhost CodeGuard store. Select your capacity there to confirm the current price and billing terms.
The CodeGuard offering includes automatic WordPress and plugin updates with recovery if an update causes a problem. Check compatibility and keep a tested recovery process for your particular site.
Mail stored in the website files can form part of a backup. A separate cloud mailbox service may need its own backup solution; don’t assume every email account is covered by a website backup.

A deleted folder or a plugin update can interrupt a working website. A separate backup gives you a previous version to return to while you investigate what happened.
CodeGuard connects to the website files and databases you choose. After the first backup, review alerts and make sure the data you depend on is actually included. A backup plan is only useful when you know how to recover from it.
For WordPress and many other applications, the database contains posts, settings and customer records. Files alone are not a complete working site.
After a security incident, identify a version from before the problem and address the cause before reopening the site.
Set up access to the files and databases that need protection. Check that the initial backup completes.
Review change alerts and backup status. Revisit storage capacity as your website and media library grow.
Select the file or website version you need. Use a test destination or staging option where appropriate.
Check key pages, forms and transactions after recovery. Confirm which newer changes need to be reapplied.
No. A backup gives you a recovery copy. Website security focuses on detecting or blocking threats. CodeGuard includes monitoring and restore features, but you should still maintain your software and access controls.
Measure the website files and databases you want to protect, then allow for growth. Confirm the retention policy and how stored versions count toward the allowance before ordering.
Yes. The Coolhost CodeGuard offering supports restoring a single file or a whole site to a previous version.
CodeGuard provides an additional offsite recovery option. Review your existing hosting backup and restore arrangements so you know what each service covers.

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