hybrid-backup-manager

Offline backup and later cloud syncing is handled using an outbox pattern that queues uploads locally to OPFS, automatically pushing them to remote cloud destinations once network connectivity is restored.

Secure data backups use AES-256-GCM encryption combined with PBKDF2 key derivation, ensuring your critical data is cryptographically protected before it is written to any local or remote storage destination.

Yes, you can use OPFS for local backup storage, as the hybrid storage strategy persists encrypted data locally first before attempting any remote synchronization to cloud destinations.

The best way to queue encrypted backups during unreliable internet is using an offline-first outbox pattern, which stores data locally in OPFS and automatically syncs queued uploads when connectivity returns.

Yes, you need to provide a password to derive the encryption key, as the system uses PBKDF2 key derivation to transform your password into a strong key for securing AES-256-GCM encrypted backups.

hybrid-backup-manager handles data persistence by encrypting payloads and saving them locally to OPFS, then managing queued remote uploads to ensure robust data safeguarding across hybrid storage solutions.