Site health and backups

Know how the site is doing. Know how to recover.

See how the website is running and keep recovery work organized before you need it. Cedros brings service status, performance signals, visitor errors, and backup management into the workspace your team uses to maintain the site.

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Visibility before and after a problem

See current status and recent history

Review website, server, and database checks with site-wide availability history. Inspect storage configuration and service information to understand what needs attention. A historical view helps your team tell a current issue from an intermittent problem.

Look at the experience visitors receive

Review homepage speed, collected Web Vitals, and visitor-side JavaScript errors. Inspect API latency from the admin interface when investigating slow interactions. These signals help connect the site’s operational state to the pages and actions customers use.

Schedule encrypted backups

Complete backup setup, retain the recovery passphrase, and configure an automatic schedule. Run an on-demand backup when needed and inspect its completion status. The backup workspace keeps retained sets and storage readiness visible so recovery preparation is part of ongoing maintenance.

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Manage the path back to a working site

Inspect retained backup sets, prepare authorized downloads, and use the guarded restore workflow when recovery is required. Restore status shows the progress of the operation. Choose the correct archive and recovery material before replacing the site’s stored state.

Give diagnosis a useful starting point

Ask the assistant to summarize available site-health information or inspect recorded visitor errors. Authorized operators can also review recent backend logs and assistant runtime information. Bring the relevant evidence into the investigation before deciding what needs to change.

Know what your recovery plan covers

Backup coverage follows the archive and storage configuration. Check database, Vault, media, and connected-service requirements for your deployment, and verify a restore in a suitable environment. Keep the passphrase and required access available to the people responsible for recovery.

Useful to know

Can I run a backup outside the schedule?

Yes. Start an on-demand encrypted backup and follow its operation status to completion. The retained backup set becomes available through the backup workspace.

Does a backup include every file and external service?

Coverage depends on the backup set and storage setup. Check separately stored media and connected-service data explicitly as part of your recovery plan.

Is restoring the same as undoing a page edit?

No. A backup restore replaces stored state and requires the recovery workflow. Page revision history is the more focused tool for returning to an earlier version of an individual page.

Keep the website’s operational state in view.

Pair useful health signals with a recovery plan you have verified.

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