Which of the following is NOT the sole recommended way to back up your site?

• A. Manual backups.
• B. Scheduled backups.
• C. Backups of database and home directory.
• D. Incremental backups.

Answer: (B)

Relying on a single backup method isn’t enough to protect a site. While scheduled backups are useful because they run automatically, they don’t guarantee you can restore to any point in time or recover if a backup becomes corrupted or missing. A solid strategy uses multiple approaches together: manual backups provide an immediate protection point when you’re about to make changes; incremental backups efficiently capture only what has changed since the last backup, reducing storage and time; and backing up both the database and the home directory ensures you preserve both the data and the site’s configuration. By combining these methods and regularly testing restores (and keeping copies in separate locations), you create a more reliable safety net than scheduled backups alone.