Multi‑cloud backups added
A post from a cloud tooling account announced new multi‑cloud backup support that targets AWS S3, Google and other providers — a direct signal that multi‑cloud backup is being productized for practitioners. The social post links the feature as a recent addition for teams juggling cross‑provider storage @hpanelnet multi-cloud backups.
HPanel’s social post announcing the capability appeared on X under the @hpanelnet handle posted)) this week, linking to the new backup option as a highlighted product update. HPanel’s product pages and documentation already include a dedicated Backup Guide documented)) and a features list that now references off‑site storage integrations on the control‑panel roadmap described)). Similar hosting control panels have added S3‑compatible remote backups; CloudPanel’s docs explicitly show backups to S3 endpoints like Wasabi and DigitalOcean Spaces how‑to)). Open‑source and third‑party scripts for cPanel show common multi‑destination capabilities — simultaneous uploads, multipart handling, and per‑destination retention — demonstrated in a cPanel S3 backup project that supports MinIO, Backblaze B2, AWS S3 and Wasabi example)). Providers that vendors commonly target for S3‑compatible backup deployments include Wasabi, Backblaze B2, Cloudflare R2 and DigitalOcean Spaces, as enumerated in product integrations and how‑to guides listing)). The move follows a broader market push: enterprise backup vendors and vendors positioning SaaS backup now publicly promote multi‑cloud resilience and centralized management — Veeam’s multi‑cloud guidance explains)) and HYCU markets hybrid/multi‑cloud backup as a core solution offering)).
