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### `[snapshot]`

Configurations for snapshots of bases

- interval: the interval for generating snapshots for a base. The unit is seconds. Default is 24 hours.
- keep_days: the number of days to keep snapshots. Default is 0, which means snapshots will be kept forever.

| Parameter | Description | Default |
| --------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ------- |
| `interval` | The interval for generating snapshots of a base, if there are changes to the base. Unit is in seconds. | 86400 |
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By default, it creates daily snapshots for changed bases, deleting snapshots older than 180 days.

Since version 5.2, SeaTable offers a tiered retention strategy for snapshots. This approach balances recent, detailed backups with efficient long-term storage.
For example, setting `keep_days = 7` and `keep_frequency_days = 180` would retail:
For example, setting `keep_days = 180` and `keep_frequency_days = 7` would retail:

- Daily snapshots for the past week
- Monthly snapshots for the following six months.
- Monthly snapshots for the past six months, except for the past week.