Backup Frequency Sample Clauses
The Backup Frequency clause defines how often data backups must be performed within a given system or service. Typically, this clause specifies a set interval—such as daily, weekly, or monthly—at which backups are to be created and may also outline the types of data or systems covered by these backups. By establishing a clear schedule for backups, this clause ensures data integrity and minimizes the risk of data loss in the event of system failures or other disruptions.
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Backup Frequency. Servers and/or workstations can be backed up as frequently as every 5 minutes. Retention policies can be customized to create as many archived versions of data and full recovery points as needed. Off-site backup frequency is continuous by default, and may be customized to meet Internet bandwidth limitations. Off-site backup frequency is ultimately depended on total data size, data changes, and available Internet bandwidth.
Backup Frequency. The Hosted Application data is backed up daily to a secure storage medium, and we retain platform backups for seven days before securely destroying the database snapshot.
Backup Frequency. The Backup Software is designed to take ONE daily backup of the Customer’s database (at a configurable time of day which can be specified by the Customer). The backup copy will be created locally on the Customer Systems and the Backup Software will then attempt to upload a copy of the backup to the Backup Platform. In order for this process to work, the Customer Systems must be (a) switched on; (b) functioning correctly; and
Backup Frequency. DOCCS Research will back up the Master Data File about every 15 days, so that it can be retrieved in case of a data systems failure.
Backup Frequency. The service provider will perform weekly backups of the website's data.
Backup Frequency. Full Back up once per week
Backup Frequency. Servers and/or Customer Data are backed up on a daily basis Monday – Friday, however retention policies and backup schedules can be customized to Customer’s needs. Recovery is to the point of the most recent backup. Customer Data entered after that time is not yet backed up, and is therefore unavailable for recovery. ABELDent retains several previous backup points that will also be available for recovery should customer not wish to recover the most recent backup.
Backup Frequency. Company will ensure that backups are performed in accordance with the following table: Daily Files Manual An hour Weekly Files Automatic Half day Database Automatic Execution times for backups will be monitored for adherence to these times.