Connects your WordPress site to DRSite (https://drsite.app/). Backups, restores, the standby copy and health checks all run from your DRSite dashboard; the plugin itself only holds the connection.

In DRSite, add the site, then open Backups WordPress and copy the Plugin API key (it starts with drs_).
Activate the plugin, go to Tools DRSite, paste the key and save.
In DRSite, click Check status on the site. Tools DRSite then shows when DRSite last reached the site.

DRSite calls the site’s REST API with header X-Drsite-Api-Key; every call needs the saved key.

External services

This plugin connects the site to DRSite (https://drsite.app/), a backup, monitoring and failover service run by Netcetera, the plugin’s author. Without a DRSite account and API key the plugin does nothing.

What is sent, and when:

Backups: when DRSite asks for a backup (on the site’s schedule, or when the site owner clicks Back up now in DRSite), the plugin creates a ZIP of wp-content, a database dump and a copy of wp-config.php, and uploads it to DRSite’s storage with a one-time upload link that DRSite provides. DRSite’s storage is S3-compatible object storage (IDrive e2 or Backblaze B2) used by DRSite on the site owner’s behalf.
Site health: when DRSite checks the site, the plugin returns WordPress, PHP and database versions, Site Health results, disk and database sizes, and its own version.
Restores: when the site owner restores from DRSite, DRSite tells the plugin which backup to restore; the plugin restores it from the copy kept on the site. Nothing is sent.

Nothing is sent unless DRSite calls the site with the site’s own API key. The plugin does not track visitors or send personal data about them, other than any personal data stored in the site’s own files and database, which is part of every backup.

DRSite terms of service: https://drsite.app/terms
DRSite privacy policy: https://drsite.app/privacy