How would your team recover a GitHub repository if it was accidentally deleted its history was overwritten?
A local clone might help. But an automated backup process should also account for Git LFS, scheduled snapshots and knowing whether the latest backup actually succeeded.
This is where VaultPulse comes in.
It connects to GitHub and backs up selected repositories into an Amazon S3 bucket you own.
• Daily snapshots of Git history, branches, tags and Git LFS
• A dashboard for backup health and snapshot history
• Restore a snapshot into a new or empty GitHub repository
• Storage stays in your AWS account
The Free plan covers up to 5 repositories. Growth is £9/month for up to 50, and Unlimited is £19/month. AWS storage costs are separate.
Explore the demo: https://t.co/Y0uZyMEONF
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@itsalicesoul Yes, however I feel like building with Ai makes me around 3-4x faster, im able to focus on the parts I'm good at like backed and infrastructure and let AI do fronted.
Its a balance I think