Backup to AWS S3 Bucket

Thanks David, I hope DropBox is also supported, I've already paid a year of Premium storage only to find out the backups are failing. Also, I'm not installing a preview version, I'll wait for the stable release because I can't risk to break anything.

In the changelog for 17.8 Preview 4
Plesk backups can now be stored in cloud storages (Amazon S3) via Plesk GUI and CLI.

The Dropbox backup plugin 3.0.0-2 fails with "Internal server error" during the upload process when the site is over 60GB in size. Please fix it, and also add other cloud services urgently.

Im new to Plesk (2 days into trial) and this was the first thing I looked for. For most servers I manage I resort to S3 with Duplicity that supports incremental backups very well.
For storage it would be great to support S3 and Google Cloud but equally important is the ability to do full and incremental backups.

Cloud storage needs to be integrated into the backup manager if only because the backups need to obey the Plesk backup configuration for everything from schedule to IO/CPU reduction to Incremental backups.

The current Dropbox extension is a joke. All it does is full backups and destroys the server's IO while in use *because* it doesn't obey any of the rest of Plesk's backup options.

I agree. Amazon drive is best option, so I wait a solutions to use as backup in plesk

We'll soon publish a solution for AWS. Stay tuned.

Is there anyone of the Plesk team aware of this? The original forum post doesn't even exist anymore. And as backups are a VERY important part of a hosting solution, only offering FTP and Dropbox is insufficient in my opinion.
Please Plesk, at least drop in some Feedback here.

Google Storage

+1 for AWS Glacier, S3

+1 Backup to Azure too

So far i've been using S3FS to be able to make backups to Amazon S3 so i whenever i need to update i have to change the backup dir to the default one, update and then change it back to Amazon S3. I 've been using Cpanen with Backup to Amazon S3 and make me feel safe that my backups are stored in a remote location plus it's super easy to work with.

+1 Backup to Azure

+1 for AWS Glacier or Google Storage

+1 for AWS or Google Storage

+1 for Amazon Glacier / Google Nearline / Backblaze B2 / OVH hubiC for backup!

Dropbox really isn't suitable for professional solutions (not to mention their exorbitant pricing if just used for backup storage). I've been using Plesk for years and generally like but this has been a serious shortcoming.

Amazon cloud its cheap!

As suggestion, yes but a complete server backup is better be stored on a dropbox instead of a single user :)

Dropbox is only for users, we need some professional storage like AWS or Google Storage.