Linux server backup

Back up Linux servers without living in cron logs.

Rested helps you schedule encrypted Linux server backups, see failures, review history, and start restores without digging through cron logs.

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Backups run where your files live.

Encrypted storage keeps recovery protected.

Schedules, failures, and restores stay visible.

Server backup example

Example of the backup status you can see after setup.

Example only

Server

prod-web-01

example Linux host

Schedule

Every 6 hours

example backup schedule

Latest backup

Succeeded

example run completed 21 min ago

Storage

Encrypted storage

example backup destination

From enrolled server to restorable snapshot

Server backups are useful when setup, scheduling, failure visibility, and recovery stay connected.

Choose what to protect

Pick the Linux server paths, schedule, retention, and storage destination that matter for recovery.

Connect the server

Install Rested on the server so backups can run where the files already live.

Run encrypted backups

Backups run on the server and the app shows whether they succeeded, failed, or need attention.

Recover from snapshots

Browse available recovery points and start a restore when you need files back.

Clear backup visibility without hiding the important bits

Rested helps you run backups while keeping recovery keys and storage choices understandable.

You keep the recovery key

Rested helps run backups, but the key needed to unlock encrypted data stays with you.

Backups go to storage

Your backup files are designed to move from the server to backup storage, not through a web dashboard.

Operational visibility

Schedules, latest failures, backup history, and recovery points stay visible in one place.

Safer backup actions

The app focuses on backup and restore actions instead of becoming a general-purpose remote terminal.

Good to know

A reliable backup setup is more than a green check. Storage, schedules, keys, and restore tests all matter.

Focused

Linux-first

The first server backup path is built for Linux servers.

Explicit

Storage setup still matters

A server backup is only useful once storage, retention, and recovery expectations are clear.

Recovery

Restore needs planning

Rested keeps restore work close to backup history, but you still need to choose where files come back.

Example

Example status

The status card is illustrative; the app shows real backup results after setup.

Start with one Linux server and prove the restore path.

Connect a server, run a backup, and keep recovery points visible before you need them.

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