Cloudback

Backup your GitHub repositories.

Fast and secure.

Cloudback secures your repositories with recurrent data backups. With Cloudback you can backup GitHub repository to your favorite cloud storage provider or to a built-in one powered by Azure.

Cloudback

Backup your GitHub repositories.

Fast and secure.

Cloudback secures your repositories with recurrent data backups. With Cloudback you can backup GitHub repository to your favorite cloud storage provider or to a built-in one powered by Azure.

Our features

Backup whatever you want

You can backup GitHub repositories, issues, labels, comments and milestones

When creating a backup of your GitHub repository Cloudback saves not only the code itself but also the repository metadata such as:

repository labels
repository issues
repository milestones
repository issue comments

All this information will be restored when the user triggers the restore of the backup.

Also, the same metadata is available when the user downloads the backup on his local machine.

Repository metadata protection is important because it may help you not only recover the code itself but to recover the entire development process.

Backup whenever you want

Choose flexible schedule for each repository or just trigger backup job manually

Cloudback supports two different ways to create GitHub repository backup:

automated backups using schedule
manually triggered backups

The first one is the schedule that Cloudback uses to automatically backup GitHub repository on a regular basis. The schedule can be set up for each repository in the Schedule dropdown in the repository settings on the Cloudback Dashboard.

The second option is the manual trigger that can be used to manually create GitHub repository backup any time you want. It can be done by clicking on the Rocket icon in the top right corner of the repository card in the Cloudback Dashboard.

A flexible backup schedule together with manual backups gives you the ability to protect your GitHub repositories from losing any essential data.

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Backup wherever you want

Set up your own AWS, Google or Azure storage. Or just use built-in Cloudback storage

By default, Cloudback uses its own storage to save backups of your repositories. The storage is powered by Microsoft Azure Storage and available for all Cloudback users without any additional payments.

Also, Cloudback provides you the ability to set up your own custom storage to backup GitHub repositories that will be used to save repository backups.

There are several options available for Cloudback users: