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Blog

Notes on keeping data alive

What we are building, what we got wrong, and the parts of backup design that only matter on the worst day.

8 August 2026·Engineering·saved.sh

How to archive a website or a URL on a schedule

Downloading a URL is one curl away. Doing it every night, keeping the versions, noticing when the response silently becomes a login page, and storing it somewhere you control is the part that takes work.

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How to back up a database with no public IP

8 August 2026·Engineering·saved.sh

How to back up a managed database you do not control

8 August 2026·Engineering·saved.sh

How to back up PostgreSQL to S3, and what the cron job leaves out

8 August 2026·Engineering·saved.sh

How to back up the output of any script

8 August 2026·Engineering·saved.sh

Backup vs replication vs snapshot

8 August 2026·Engineering·saved.sh

How long should you keep backups?

8 August 2026·Product·saved.sh

Immutable backups with S3 Object Lock: what it protects and what it does not

8 August 2026·Security·saved.sh

Is S3 versioning a backup?

8 August 2026·Security·saved.sh

RPO and RTO for people who just have a cron job

8 August 2026·Engineering·saved.sh

The 3-2-1 backup rule when everything is a managed service

8 August 2026·Engineering·saved.sh

What is backup orchestration?

8 August 2026·Engineering·saved.sh

Changelog: August 2026

4 August 2026·Changelog·saved.sh

The restore nobody tested

4 August 2026·Engineering·saved.sh

What an attacker gets if they breach us

4 August 2026·Security·saved.sh

You already have the automation. You are missing the vault

4 August 2026·Engineering·saved.sh

Your backup vendor should be optional

3 August 2026·Engineering·saved.sh

Your backups are probably in the blast radius

2 August 2026·Security·saved.sh

Keep the data in your own bucket

2 August 2026·Security·saved.sh

We do not delete your backups when your card fails

1 August 2026·Pricing·saved.sh

Pricing a backup product honestly

29 July 2026·Pricing·saved.sh

What a run record is for

26 July 2026·Engineering·saved.sh

The connector count is a vanity metric

22 July 2026·Engineering·saved.sh