Petti

Petti

Seamless & Reliable Backups

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Petti is a cloud & on-premise backup tool with built-in cloud storage, protection, and monitoring. It requires only a one-time setup. Supports Postgres, Mysql, MongoDb, SQL Server, Windows, & Linux Servers.
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Shiv Shankar
Petti
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Hello everyone, thanks for checking out Petti. My vision is to make backups effortless for databases. It currently supports Microsoft SQL Server. Integration is super easy. All you need is 3 steps. 1. Sign up and generate a Saavi (Private Key). 2. Download & configure the client on the SQL Server machine. 3. Schedule the backups from the dashboard as per your RPO & RTO strategy. That's it! You're done with backups for life. If you've any questions, hit me up anytime on X (https://twitter.com/DimensionalShiv) or Email (hello@petti.in). Thanks.
Joginder Tanikella
I like your terminology - Petti and Saavi! :) Nice idea. Congratulations on the launch and wish you all the best!
Shiv Shankar
Petti
Maker
@jogindertanikella Thanks! After 2 days of brainstorming the brand name, the idea came over randomly while having popcorn on the couch. Glad you liked the terminology.
Esus 🛡️
Been a pleasure hearing about Shiv building and scaling this, congrats on the launch!!
Shiv Shankar
Petti
Maker
@esus Thank you very much, Esus!
Jackie
It looks really impressive, like a quite good idea!
Shiv Shankar
Petti
Maker
@peng_yang3 Thanks Jackie.
selcan
It looks really impressive
Shiv Shankar
Petti
Maker
@selcan515990 Thank you!
Navin Peiris
Looks great! Congrats on the launch!! 🚀
Shiv Shankar
Petti
Maker
@navinpeiris Thank you Navin!
Prateek Kapoor
findatool
Congratulations on the launch of Petti! It sounds like an incredibly useful tool, especially for simplifying database backups. The three-step process you've outlined seems straightforward and efficient. I can definitely see how this would make life easier for anyone managing Microsoft SQL Server databases Great work!
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