Documentation

Zekura is a portal at app.zekura.eu plus a small agent on every server you protect. The portal has five places, each answering one question:

Place	The question	What you find there
Overview	Can I restore today?	the Restore Assurance Score, what needs attention, what ran last night
Systems	What is running and is it protected?	your servers, their components and their coverage
Backups	Is everything running as planned?	jobs, runs and templates
Recovery and evidence	How do I get it back, and does that hold up?	restore, trial restores, reports, evidence chain
Settings	Everything else	storage, alerts, users, organisation, capacity

The chapters below follow that layout. The portal itself is in Dutch at the moment; the screenshots come from a real organisation. The full single-page reference is available in Dutch under Full reference.

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  Getting started in ten minutes

  Register, add a first server, create a first job and see a backup within the hour that has actually been restored.

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  The overview and the Restore Assurance Score

  One number that says whether you can restore today, and the three parts it is made of: coverage, freshness and proof.

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  Systems: adding a server

  Linux, Windows, Docker hosts, Proxmox nodes and verifiers: one command, and what the agent does and does not do on your server afterwards.

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  Jobs: what, where to, how often

  Files, PostgreSQL with point-in-time recovery, MySQL, SQL Server, Docker volumes, Gitea, Mailcow, Nextcloud, Proxmox VMs and Kubernetes. With schedule, retention and templates.

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  Four levels of verification

  What happens after every run: integrity with an empty cache, sample against the source, restarting the application, and the full boot test. Plus the ransomware brakes.

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  Storage: Cubixion or your own bucket

  Where your encrypted blocks live, what object lock in compliance mode means, and how to connect and qualify your own S3 bucket.

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  Keys: managed or sovereign

  Who holds the key to your backups, how the five shares work, what the yearly escrow test does and how to restore without Zekura.

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  Restoring in four steps

  What, from when, where to, confirm. Files to a folder, databases as a disposable instance, cloud data under a separate folder. With measured recovery time in the chain.

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  Evidence chain and reports

  A ledger that can only grow, anchored publicly every day and recomputable by your auditor. Plus the quarterly report with the mapping to NIS2, ISO 27001, CyFun, DORA and GDPR.

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  Alerts and channels

  What Zekura reports, at which severity, and how you receive it: in the portal, by e-mail, via webhook or Matrix.

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  Users, roles and settings

  Five roles with fixed meaning, inviting by e-mail, units for large organisations, two-factor authentication, capacity and quota.

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  For IT partners

  All customers on one screen, sorted by risk. Working inside a customer organisation, your brand on your own domain, one invoice a month and a partner rate.

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  Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace

  Mail, OneDrive, SharePoint, Drive and Gmail via a connector host: mirrored incrementally, encrypted in your own storage, and a sample restored every week.