BloodMoon relies on dedicated server resources, automatic backup routines and recovery tools designed to protect the grid, its regions and resident data.
The main services are separated by role so that grid services, simulators, audio streaming and backup storage each have dedicated resources.
Central OpenSimulator services: authentication, grid services, inventories, assets, databases, economy and associated services.
Hosts the OpenSimulator simulators and regions managed by BloodMoon, with resources dedicated to stability and in-world responsiveness.
Provides dedicated audio streams for BloodMoon DJs, avoiding the need for them to rent external streaming services.
Private cloud used to store, retain and organize grid backups and recovery files.
Backup routines run automatically and are monitored so that several recovery levels remain available when needed.
All BloodMoon SQL databases and tables are backed up every night.
Hosted regions are exported every day as OAR backups with assets.
Complete server images are created every night at the infrastructure level for disaster recovery.
Backup files are automatically transferred to the private BloodMoon Nextcloud with retention and versioning.
Depending on the incident, recovery can be performed at region level or at full infrastructure level.
Backup processes are supervised and logged to help verify successful execution and maintain traceability.
The BloodMoon Web Manager gives region owners direct access to backup and recovery tools for the simulators they manage.
Owners can launch OAR backups of their regions themselves from the web interface.
They can also create IAR backups of their own avatar inventory directly from the manager.
Available OAR and IAR backup files can be downloaded from the Web Manager.
Region owners can restore an OAR themselves on a simulator they are authorized to manage.
