Your data is your most valuable asset. Jiyus built infrastructure services and application development tools with data safety in mind.
How we guard your data
Replication and erasure code redundancy
Dedicated replication networks
Proactive monitoring
Infrastructure protection tools
Data backup tools
Data management tools
Data management scenarios are complex. Data management tools must be flexible to support that complexity.
Snapshots
Instances (virtual machines) and volumes both support snapshot operation. Snapshots create a recorded object state that can be used to recover the object later.
Infrastructure backup
Schedule backups of your infrastructure components: instances, volumes, and database images. You can even specify a different datacenter as a backup destination.
Data backup
When creating backups of individual files or databases inside a VM, use agent-based data backup with basic (file-based) or more complex (database-aware) methods.
How-to: Enable data protection when creating an instance.
Features
Certain data protection features work in the background, where you won’t even notice them.
Data redundancy
Every byte of data you create, whether it’s a file, volume, object, or application data record, is transparently replicated by Jiyus’s storage engine and distributed across multiple servers and storage drives. If a hardware component or even an entire server or rack fails, your data remains online in replicas. Unlike our competitors, even the root disks of your instances are protected by data redundancy.
Reliable data links
Every networking link in Jiyus’s co-located datacenters that carries customer data is built using two or more physical links and network adapters. In case an individual port or network cable is malfunctioning, the only impact will be a temporary reduction of available bandwidth—data transfers will not be interrupted.
Objects versioning
Object storage can provide transparent versioning for objects. If used, applications leveraging object storage can easily roll back to previous versions. This is useful in case data in the current version of an object becomes unusable for any reason.