Translated with AI from the Russian original.

The Russian domain registrar and cloud hosting provider "Reg.ru" is starting to launch a full-fledged Backup as a Service in the cloud.

The first step is to provide the ability to create custom backup scenarios. The service is aimed at ensuring the continuous operation of virtual servers through the automated creation, storage, and restoration of backups.

The cloud solution allows you to configure the backup storage policy - from monthly to daily, and the number of copies in the cloud storage. This provides protection against data loss in the event of local failures and increases the disaster recovery of customers' IT infrastructure as a whole, minimizing risks.

The service is launched simultaneously in all regions of "Reg.ru". Anna Abramova, Head of Cloud Solutions Development at "Reg.ru", said:

Ensuring the continuous operation of a customer's business is a primary task for any cloud provider. Every company today operates with a large amount of important data, and protecting it requires a multi-level approach. Our cloud platform already uses modern protection tools: encryption, access control, intrusion detection systems, information security solutions, and others. Now, the data protection toolkit also includes backup.

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