backup

The process of backing up the state of a computer system.

A backup system or resource intended for use in an emergency.

A backup of data stored on a magnetic tape.

A contingency plan to be used if the original plan fails.

A secondary system that can take over if the primary system fails.

A duplicate of data, such as a file or disk, created for safekeeping.

A file that is a copy of another, for use if the original is lost or damaged.

A service that provides data backup and recovery.

A disk (like a hard drive or CD) containing backup data.

A singer who provides vocal harmony with the lead vocalist.

A magnetic tape used for storing data backups, often for long-term archival.

A substitute goalkeeper who plays if the main goalkeeper is unable to.

A secondary or supporting position.

A musician who plays in support of a lead musician or singer.

The act of providing vocal harmony; also known as backup vocals.

A secondary location or building used in case the primary one is unavailable.