Files and deduplicated backups, including continuous mode
Atlas integrates file sharing, deduplicated backups and recovery of saved versions. Deduplication avoids storing data blocks already present in the same repository again, reducing the space required by subsequent backups. Alongside scheduled backups, you can enable continuous mode for shared files, with repeated cycles throughout the day. Destinations, retention and notifications are configurable. Effective frequency depends on cycle duration and storage availability; this is not instantaneous replication or a guarantee of zero data loss.
Scheduled and continuous, with distinct scopes
Continuous mode protects shared files with repeated cycles; scheduled backups also include service data and settings covered by the configuration. You can define different destinations and retention policies and recover a saved version when needed. Subsequent backups reuse blocks already present in the repository: actual savings depend on the data and changes. Continuous backups still require checks on outcomes, available space and recovery tests.