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Periodically updated markdown documentation summarizing manual / non-programmatic methodologies to back up commonly used SaaS / cloud-hosted software utilities.

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Cloud Backup Approaches

In this repository I will endeavor to maintain up to date documentation regarding how to backup your (user) data from various commonly used cloud services providers.

Please note: this repository is being automatically synced from Github to Gitbook. If you are accessing this from the latter, please use the menu in the left sidebar to navigate and not the table of contents below.

I am still searching for a tool that:

  • Automatically exports all SaaS applications and sync them cloud-to-cloud to commonly supported object storage buckets (but especially Backblaze B2)

For my latest master backup strategy — covering both the cloud and the Linux desktop — please visit this repository.

If you have feedback or would like to contribute to the summaries, please be in touch.

*** Author:

Daniel Rosehill danielrosehill.co.il

Keywords: Data governance, user data exports, data portabiliity, SaaS, cloud

Summaries:

"User Data Export Approaches of SaaS / Cloud Service / Social Media Providers — An Overview," (Daniel Rosehill / Medium / 01-05-20)


Services documented:

Service Methodology
Asana Enterprise tier (paid) only
Cpanels On-demand exports through native functionality
Facebook On-demand exports to archive; users can control contents
Github Repositories exported in .git format
GoodReads Single file on-demand CSV export
Google / Gsuite Google Takeouts automated export engine
Green Invoice On-demand by document type
LastPass Exports single PHP file
LinkedIn On-demand archives; users can control contents
Mailchimp On-demand exports to download archive
Medium On-demand Zip archives but images locked in Medium CDN
Notion On-demand per workspace archives in PDF, HTML or CSV + JSON
Quora Data request via support.
Reddit Data request via support; honored within 30 days
Todoist Automatically generated snapshots but no enriched content (images/comment media)
Trello On demand generation of a single JSON file
Twitter On demand generation of download archives containing all user data

Services without native user data export functionalities

Service Notes
Cloudflare cf-terraforming achieves similar functinality
Soundcloud Uses have to download their own tracks one-by-one!

Example service documentation: LinkedIn

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