Custom format
PostgreSQL yedeği düz bir dosya kopyası yerine pg_dump custom-format outputsı olarak hazırlanır.
Restore-focused output for PostgreSQLPostgreSQL + Kladim
Having a backup isn't enough.
It has to be ready for restore.
Kladim prepares PostgreSQL backups with pg_dump in custom format. The goal isn't just to archive data — it's to create defined, traceable restore points suited to the restore process.
LIVE PROTECTION FLOW
PostgreSQL
pg_dump custom format
PREPAREENCRYPTTRANSFER
KLD2 protectionPostgreSQL archive → KLD2✓ Windows Service activeRestore-ready output
pg_dumpPostgreSQL's native tool
CustomA format suited for restore
SHA-256Transfer integrity tracking
PostgreSQL output is prepared with restore in mind from the start.
The pg_dump custom format creates an archive suited to working with PostgreSQL's own restore tools. Kladim combines this output with encrypted, traceable cloud upload.
The password isn't on the command line
Credentials are passed through the process environment instead of being left as a visible argument in the external tool call.
Past points are visible
Backup history makes it easy to review restore points from different dates on a single timeline.
Technical power appears to the user as a simple flow.
Each stage becomes a backup experience that tells you what it's doing and keeps the result visible.
Add your PostgreSQL connection
Define the source and choose the databases to bring under protection.
The custom archive is created
pg_dump prepares custom format output compatible with restore tools.
It enters the KLD2 vault
The archive is encrypted, integrity data is generated, and the transfer session is prepared.
It takes its place on the timeline
The completed backup becomes visible in history with its date and result.
The real Kladim interface
PostgreSQL backup history is as clear as a time machine.
See restore points from different dates, identify the archive you need, and access restore-ready output.
Try this flow in the demo
Built with restore in mind
pg_dump custom format provides an archive suited to the PostgreSQL restore workflow.
The archive never travels unencrypted
The backup output passes through the KLD2 encryption and integrity layer before it's sent to the cloud.
Today and last week on the same screen
Multiple restore points are kept in a history view that makes it easy to choose the date to go back to.
The backup method changes. The protection standard doesn't.
AlwaysOn Engine™Independent of the session Windows Service
KLD2 Shield™Encryption and integrity verification
FlowResume™Transfer that resumes from missing parts
LivePulse™Live aşama, durum ve sonuç görünürlüğü
PostgreSQL backup hakkında net yanıtlar.
We explain the technical details without hiding them behind marketing language, in the way Kladim actually works.
What format does Kladim use for PostgreSQL backups?
PostgreSQL backups are prepared in custom format using pg_dump. This output is suited for use with PostgreSQL's restore tools.
Is the PostgreSQL password visible in the pg_dump command?
Kladim uses a method that passes credentials through the process environment instead of leaving them as a visible command-line argument.
If the connection drops, does the PostgreSQL archive upload from scratch?
Completed chunks are checked with the server; in a proper resume session, only the missing parts are resent.
Can I see PostgreSQL backups from different dates?
Backup history makes completed restore points from different times visible and accessible.
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