Backup monitoring for D1, Supabase and WordPress
Most small sites have no working backup. seops takes nightly D1 and Supabase dumps to R2, reads UpdraftPlus backups for WordPress, lists Hostinger VPS snapshots, and warns when any of them is older than it should be.
In the panelSettings › Infrastructure › BackupsSettings › Infrastructure › Connections
What you get
- Nightly, 30 daily + 12 weekly copies kept
- Row-count drop alert for Supabase
- One-click VPS snapshot
- Download any backup from the panel
How it works
- Paste the service key once; it is stored encrypted
- Pick the database or server
- Press Back up now to test
Related guides
How to back up a Supabase database nightly
Automatic nightly backups of your Supabase tables to Cloudflare R2, with alerts.
How to connect and back up a WordPress site
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How to watch Hostinger VPS backups
See Hostinger VPS automatic backups and snapshots in seops; take a snapshot in one click.
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