In this issue of Maintenance Monday we look at how to configure Akeeba Backup Quota Management to better manage your webhosting space
- Tim Davis hosts "Maintenance Monday Live Stream #006" on YouTube.
- The focus is on configuring quota management in Akeeba Backup for Joomla.
- Akeeba Backup is a tool for backing up Joomla sites.
- It's important to manage backups to avoid filling up web hosting space.
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- Akeeba Backup has both a free and a pro version.
- To configure quota management in Akeeba Backup:
- Access "Components" and "Akeeba Backup" in Joomla.
- Go to "Configuration" and scroll down to "Quota management."
- You can set options for:
- "Obsolete records to keep."
- "Enable size quota" to limit backup size.
- "Enable count quota" to set a maximum number of backups to keep.
- After configuring, save the options.
- Tim runs a backup to demonstrate the settings.
- Akeeba can be set to automatically back up websites at regular intervals.
- With the configured settings, you can keep a specific number of backups while automatically deleting older ones.
- Tim encourages viewers to subscribe, like, and share the video.
- He signs off, thanking viewers and wishing them well with their Joomla sites.
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