A protection flow built for Microsoft SQL ServerMicrosoft SQL Server + Kladim

While SQL Server keeps running,
backup proceeds on its own schedule.

Kladim, SQL Server’ın yerel yedekleme mekanizmasını kullanarak veritabanınızı hazırlar; oluşan yedeği KLD2 protectionndan geçirir ve buluta güvenli parçalar hâlinde taşır. Kullanıcı oturumu kapansa bile Windows Service görevini sürdürür.

See it in the interactive demo See how it works

LIVE PROTECTION FLOW

SQL Server Native SQL Server backup mechanism

PREPAREENCRYPTTRANSFER

KLD2 protectionSQL backup → KLD2✓

Windows Service activePer-database result

NativeSQL Server backup flow

Session 0Independent of the session çalışma

Chunk by chunkTransfer that resumes after interruption

The right approach for SQL workloads

Not copying a file — preparing the database for backup.

SQL Server data isn't treated like an ordinary folder. Kladim first creates a consistent output using SQL Server's own backup mechanism, then manages compression, KLD2 encryption and verifiable upload stages.

Each database is tracked separately

An error in one database doesn't hide the results of the others; success, partial success and failure can be reported per source.

Progress is preserved on large backups

If the connection drops, completed chunks aren't resent; the transfer resumes from the missing parts.

The service stays in the background

The backup engine keeps running as a Windows Service even if RDP closes, the user signs out, or the interface is closed.

Protection in four steps

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.

Select your SQL source

Define the connection in Kladim and choose the databases to protect.

The native backup is prepared

The backup output to be moved to the cloud is created with SQL Server's native mechanism.

It's protected with KLD2

The backup passes through key derivation, encryption and integrity verification layers.

It reaches the cloud intact

Chunked transfer preserves progress through interruptions and records the result on completion.

The real Kladim interface

SQL backups should be clearer than a file list.

The Kladim interface shows which database was backed up when, what stage the process is in, and past restore points, all in one flow.

Try this flow in the demo

Kladim screen showing Microsoft SQL Server database backups and past restore points — Not a mockup — the real interface of the Kladim app.

TRACEABILITY

A real table instead of a single result

Çoklu veritabanı işlerinde her kaynağın sonucu ayrı değerlendirilir; sorunlu veritabanı diğer successful backupsleri görünmez kılmaz.

RESILIENCE

Gigabytes don't start over

SHA-256-based session identity and chunk verification preserve previously completed transfer parts.

SCHEDULING

No missed hours, no missed days

If the computer is off at the scheduled time, the service can evaluate the day's status at startup and apply safe catch-up behavior.

Kladim's shared guarantee across every engine

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

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What people ask

Clear answers about Microsoft SQL Server backup.

We explain the technical details without hiding them behind marketing language, in the way Kladim actually works.

Does Kladim copy the SQL Server database directly as a file?

No. For SQL Server, a backup output is prepared using the database engine's native backup mechanism; this output then enters Kladim's protection and transfer flow.

Kullanıcı Windows oturumunu kapatırsa SQL backup durur mu?

Kladim's backup engine runs as a Windows Service. User sign-out, an RDP session closing, or the interface being closed doesn't stop the running service.

If the internet drops, does a large SQL backup upload from scratch?

Kladim checks completed chunks with the server and sends only the missing ones. Previously transferred data isn't needlessly re-uploaded from scratch.

Can I protect multiple SQL databases under the same plan?

Yes. The databases defined in your account are processed separately, and their results can be reported per source.