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Updates and maintenance
Instance snapshots
- Who is responsible for taking snapshots of the instance?
- senhasegura is responsible for taking these snapshots daily and before scheduled maintenance.
Version updates
- How are version updates conducted?
- In the SaaS model, updates are handled by support according to the manufacturer’s schedule.
Architecture and backup
Snapshots Vs. Regular backups
- Why are snapshots taken instead of regular backups?
- Snapshots capture a complete image of the application, allowing for restoration in the event of unavailability or an incident.
Local backup
- Why is there a local backup?
- Local backups allow for “break the glass” procedures without requiring access to the cloud, ensuring device access during unavailability.
Backup storage
- Where are the backup copies stored?
- Credential backups are stored on the client's network for "break the glass" procedures.
Cloud provider options
- Can I use another cloud provider?
- senhasegura defines the service provider for SaaS. Clients preferring a different provider must opt for the on-premises version.
Redundancy and Disaster Recovery
- Is there redundancy between different regions?
- By default, no. senhasegura uses Google's contingency services for data availability.
Active-Active architecture
- Is an active-active architecture available?
- Yes, senhasegura SaaS features its own active-active system between instances. Additionally, Google's GCP environment includes region-specific backup systems. Cross-region backup services are available separately.
Custom backup configurations
- Is it possible to create backups on other cloud providers?
- Customers can back up videos and credentials on a personally managed server, be it cloud-based or physical. Daily snapshots by senhasegura are stored on GCP in the same region as the instance.
Regulations and security
Contingency plans
- What is the contingency plan in the event of a failure in the hosted region?
- GCP's multiple data centers within each region ensure transparent failovers, minimizing failure risks.
Intrusion testing
- How often are intrusion tests conducted in the application environment?
- Intrusion tests coincide with each software update in the hosting environment, utilizing market-standard tools and external consultants.
Data security
- What ensures that the client machine won’t be cloned or copied?
- senhasegura employs comprehensive operational policies certified by ISO 27001 to prevent errors.
Remote management and access
Support access
- How does senhasegura provide remote support for SaaS customers?
- In the SaaS model, senhasegura Support transparently manages the maintenance of the environment. If access to the client's application data is required, this access is conducted solely in collaboration with the client.
Orbit panel access
- Is there access to the Orbit panel in SaaS?
- In the SaaS model, only senhasegura support can access the Orbit menu.
Backup management
Responsibility for backups
- Who manages the backups in SaaS and Private SaaS?
- In the SaaS model, senhasegura manages system backups, while password backups fall to the client via rsync.
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