DOCKERBACKUP · TERMS
Terms of use
Purpose, authorization, and operational responsibilities.
Effective and last updated: November 9, 2026
Personal backup and recovery
DockerBackup is a personal infrastructure utility operated by Chris Clark. Its backup and recovery tools are intended for the owner and explicitly authorized operators. This public site explains the application; it does not offer public account registration or a hosted backup service.
Authorized use
Use the tools only with systems, files, and Google accounts you own or are authorized to administer. Google authorization must be given by the account holder. Recovery operations require authorization for the target host and its application data.
Recovery responsibilities
Backup coverage depends on the configured source selection. Intentionally excluded media, unsupported database formats, operating-system services, external storage, and network routing may require separate recovery. Operators are responsible for retaining recovery keys, monitoring backup success, protecting credentials, testing recovery, reviewing data gaps, and validating applications before redirecting traffic.
The utility is provided as available, without a promise of uninterrupted operation, a specific recovery time, or a complete copy of every source system. Maintain independent copies of essential recovery materials and verify the captured data before relying on a backup.
Privacy and third-party services
The DockerBackup privacy policy describes the handling of Google Drive data, credentials, backup files, and website requests. Use of Google Drive, Cloudflare, Docker, and other dependencies is also subject to their applicable service terms.
Contact
Questions about DockerBackup or these terms can be sent to Chris Clark at [email protected].