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by whichdan
4994 days ago
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Few thoughts: - Don't worry about code backups, assuming you have the following:
1. Local copy
2. Local backups
3. GitHub
4. GitHub's own backups
5. Copy on Heroku
6. Heroku's backups (?)
7. Any server backups That's a hell of a lot of backups. - Make sure you can time how fast you can provision a new server and restore backups. When you actually have to, it'll give you some peace of mind knowing that your backups can be restored, and that you can reliably guess how long it'll take. - Make sure your domains are "Locked" in NetworkSolutions, which prevents transfer-out requests. I'm still mixed on whois privacy, but you're probably okay using it with NetworkSolutions. - I've also struggled with figuring out what to do if I can't run the business suddenly. For your domain, you can register it for several years or set it up on auto-renew, so that's not really an issue. As far as GitHub/Heroku, ... that's a tough question. |
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