Server backup & disaster recovery.Restore or migrate in minutes.
XReplicator captures changed blocks from agents, stores them in a centralized backup server, and lets you restore files, partitions, or full disks on demand.
Restore Size
4.8 GB
Original Size
0.4% changed
Compression Saved
65.7%
Chunks
319
Incrementals can restore independently or with parent-chain merge.
What It Does
Backup, restore, and migrate server workloads
XReplicator is a server backup and disaster recovery platform built for Linux environments with always-on workloads.
Backs up Linux servers using block-level incremental snapshots.
Restores files, partitions, or full disks for rapid disaster recovery.
Migrates workloads to new hosts with centralized backup storage.
How It Works
Built for fast backups and clean restores
A simple workflow that scales from a handful of servers to large fleets without changing your operational model.
Capture only block-level changes from source devices in real time.
Reduce storage footprint before writing to local or cloud object storage.
Recover files, partitions, or full devices from any snapshot in the chain.
Compatibility
Ops Readiness
Compared to Snapshot Tools
Backups live on the backup server, not on each host. That means you can restore or migrate to any server later, with long-term retention built in.
Snapshots In Time
Full backup as baseline, then block-level incrementals. Restore from any point.
Snapshot bkp-1044
10:00 AM · 0.9% changed
Restore Size
9.1 GB
Compression Saved
67.5% saved
Restore Scope
File / Partition / Full Device
Complete Backup Solution
Everything you need for production-grade backup and recovery
Change-block tracking means only modified data is transferred, so runtime tracks change volume instead of total disk size.
Performance That Matters
Faster backups. Smaller footprint. Change-aware recovery time.
Performance and restore time vary with change volume, infrastructure, and selected restore scope.
Incremental Backups at Speed
Only changed blocks are captured — not full snapshots. Backup duration scales with how much changed, so small incrementals finish quickly while larger changes take longer.
Encrypted & Compacted
AES-256 encryption with built-in deduplication and compression improves storage efficiency across local and cloud object storage, while keeping backups secure.
Restore Anywhere
Restore to any cloud provider or bare-metal host with point-in-time precision. Recovery time depends on selected scope and changed data volume.
Incremental Backups at Speed
Only changed blocks are captured — not full snapshots. Backup duration scales with how much changed, so small incrementals finish quickly while larger changes take longer.
Encrypted & Compacted
AES-256 encryption with built-in deduplication and compression improves storage efficiency across local and cloud object storage, while keeping backups secure.
Restore Anywhere
Restore to any cloud provider or bare-metal host with point-in-time precision. Recovery time depends on selected scope and changed data volume.
Snapshots In Time
Full backup baseline followed by incrementals. Restore files, partitions, or full device from any point.
Backup Chain
TimelineRestore Preview
Snapshot bkp-1045
Supports file-level, partition-level, and full-device recovery, with full-chain restore for incremental snapshots when needed.
Restore a single partition without touching other volumes.
Server Backup & Disaster Recovery Use Cases
How organizations use xreplicator to protect their data
Scheduled Backups
Set hourly, daily, or weekly. xreplicator handles the rest.
Automatic scheduling with systemd integration. Full backups on your schedule, incrementals in between. Never miss a backup.
FAQ
Backup, restore, and migration questions
Quick answers for teams evaluating a server backup, restore, or disaster recovery tool.
What server workloads does XReplicator support?
Linux servers running kernel 4.7+ with ext4 or XFS. Agents run on client machines and send block-level changes to the backup server.
Can I restore an entire server or only files?
You can restore files, partitions, or full disks. Point-in-time recovery works for disaster recovery and migration use cases.
How is this different from filesystem snapshots?
XReplicator tracks changed blocks and stores them centrally, so you can restore to new hosts and keep long-term retention without tying backups to a single server.
Does it support cloud backup?
Yes. The backup server can sync snapshots to S3-compatible object storage for off-site retention.
Ready to protect your data?
Let's talk about your backup needs.