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Silent Dock vs SqlBak

Silent Dock

silentdock.com

SqlBak

sqlbak.com

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FigureSilent DockSqlBak
Price from$19/mo$6/mo
Free plan—Yes
Free trial—Yes
Open source——
WebYesYes
Windows—Yes
LinuxYesYes
APIYesYes
Self-hosted—Yes
Plans published46
Spec score · Database Backup Software7.2 (#23)8.7 (#6)
EncryptionThe homepage describes SSH-tunnel traffic using RSA 4096-bit keys and advertises 256-bit encryption.The pricing page says all plans include SSL encryption, and paid plans list AES encryption.
ProductSilent Dock adds a secure admin panel to existing MySQL, PostgreSQL, or MongoDB databases without requiring a backend rebuild.SqlBak lets users automate database backups and manage backups from multiple servers through a web service.
SecurityThe maker says database access uses an outbound secure tunnel so the database need not be exposed to the public internet or require port forwarding.The product page says backups are encrypted and uploaded directly from the server to the user's storage, bypassing SqlBak.com, and database credentials are encrypted and stored on the server.
SupportThe homepage lists community support for Developer and Starter, priority support for Pro, and 24/7 dedicated support for Enterprise.Professional and Standard list extended support, and the site invites users to contact the company with questions about SqlBak or signup.

Plans

Silent Dock

  • Starter$19 a month
  • Pro$49 a month
  • DeveloperPrice not published
  • EnterprisePriced on request

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SqlBak

  • FreeFree
  • FreeFree
  • Standard$6 a month
  • Standard$6 a month
  • Professional$9 a month
  • Professional$9 a month

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In their own words

Silent Dock

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SqlBak

SqlBak automates database backups and provides a web service for managing backups from multiple servers. It lists support for SQL Server, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Azure SQL, Amazon RDS for SQL Server, and MongoDB. Destinations include Amazon S3, Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, Microsoft Azure, S3-compatible storage, Backblaze B2, Box, Wasabi, Google Cloud, Aruba Cloud, Yandex Disk, FTP, local or network folders, and SSH. SQL Server tools include point-in-time recovery, full, differential, and transaction-log backups, automatic verification, compression, health monitoring, and one-click restore. The app runs as a background service on Windows or Linux servers; Docker and Raspberry Pi installation are also described. SqlBak says backups are encrypted and sent directly from the server to the user's storage, while database credentials are encrypted and kept on the server. The Free plan covers one server, two databases, and one month of backup history. Standard costs $6 a month per server, and Professional costs $9 a month per server. A 30-day trial of Professional features requires no credit card to start.

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