The company enrolls in the R1Soft Hosting Partner Program to qualify for aggressive volume discounts on R1Soft Continuous Data Protection products.

Sliqua, a provider of custom hosting solutions, today announced that it has enrolled in the R1Soft Hosting Partner Program (R1HPP) to qualify for aggressive volume discounts on R1Soft Continuous Data Protection (CDP) products. The company states that R1HPP volume license discounts enable it to offer its Enterprise Shared Hosting customers reliable data protection with a two-week backup retention free of charge. It avers that its customers benefit from the discounts as well with the option to add CDP for a low fee. The company says that as an R1Soft Hosting Partner, it also acquires access to priority technical support and an assortment of sales and marketing resources to help it effectively market and implement R1Soft CDP software.
 
It explains that it uses R1Soft's high-performance, disk to disk backup software to protect its customers Linux servers and MySQL databases with consistent, hourly backups and bare-metal restore capabilities. In the event of a disaster, it can rapidly restore the customers' websites within minutes from the last point-in-time snapshot of the website data. The company adds that R1Soft CDP technology allows it to perform real-time, table-level restores of MySQL databases.
 
"Sliqua's customer base largely consists of bloggers and businesses that rely on their website as a primary source of income, so we needed a solid data protection strategy that would provide our customers with hourly backups of their critical data. We also needed a solution that uses minimal server resources. R1Soft's overhead for the backup processes is so low we don't even notice that R1Soft is running in the background, it just works," said Alexander McMillen, President and CEO of Sliqua.

"R1Soft has gotten me out of a jam more times than I can count. There is nothing like the peace of mind you have when you know all of your valuable data is there and ready if the worst should happen, or you break your code," said Sliqua customer Robb Sutton of RobbSutton.com.