SleekView Charts for BackupGuard: backup history dashboards
BackupGuard logs each backup run as a row in its own custom table with size, type, destination, and timestamp. SleekView Charts reads that table directly and turns it into dashboards an agency, a sysadmin, or a site owner can review at a glance.
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From backupguard_backups rows to chart boards
BackupGuard stores each backup run as a row in wp_backupguard_backups, with the archive size in bytes, the backup type (full, files, database), the destination (local, Dropbox, Amazon S3, Google Drive), and a created timestamp. The native admin shows a paginated history list with status icons, which is fine for spot checks and limiting for any review of backup size growth, destination mix, or failure rate over time.
SleekView Charts treats wp_backupguard_backups as a chart dataset. The created column becomes a real datetime, size is a numeric column ready for sums and averages, and type and destination become categorical columns for grouping. An agency dashboard pins last 30 days backup count as a Number, charts backups by destination as a Donut, ranks total stored size per type as a horizontal Bar, and plots daily backup activity as an Area.
Every aggregation runs against the indexes BackupGuard already maintains on its custom table, plus filters on type, destination, and status. Even a multi-year history with thousands of backup rows renders the full chart board in well under a second from a fresh page load.
Workflow
Read BackupGuard history as data
Source from backupguard_backups
wp_backupguard_backups as the dataset base. Each row is one backup run with size, type, destination, status, and created timestamp ready for charting without any custom code or migrations.
Type the size and date columns
Configure four chart cards
Save per-role chart boards
Sample dashboard
Charts you can build from BackupGuard history
Backups in the last 30 days
wp_backupguard_backups whose created timestamp falls in the last 30 days with a success status. Headline KPI agencies check at the start of each weekly review, with the previous 30 days underneath.
Count
Backups by destination
wp_backupguard_backups, so the team sees which storage targets are actually being used right now.
Count
group by destination
Total stored size per type
wp_backupguard_backups per backup type (full, files, database), so storage growth pressure is visible without scraping the admin history.
Sum(size)
group by type
Daily backup activity
wp_backupguard_backups. Surfaces missed days, schedule changes, and the spikes after a manual run.
Count
group by created
Comparison
Default BackupGuard history vs SleekView Charts
Default BackupGuard history
- BackupGuard ships a paginated history list with status icons, not configurable chart cards
- Total stored size per backup type is not surfaced as its own chart
- Destination mix across local, Dropbox, S3, and Drive needs manual counting
- Daily backup activity trend across a selectable date range is not native
- No saved per-role chart boards for agency, sysadmin, or owner views
SleekView Charts
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Chart cards built directly on
wp_backupguard_backupsrows - Number, Donut, Bar, and Area cards mapped to real backup columns
- Dashboard filters on type, destination, and status cascade across cards
- Per-destination and per-type rankings without leaving WordPress
- Saved boards per role with WordPress capability gating built in
Features
What SleekView Charts gives you for BackupGuard (Backup by 10Web)
Cards, not paginated history lists
Pick the dimension, the metric, and the chart type per card. Build a destination mix donut one week and switch to a size growth bar the next, with no code, no exports, and no theme tweaks involved.
Backup table read directly
BackupGuard's own wp_backupguard_backups rows feed the dataset. Size becomes a numeric column, destination and type become categorical, and created becomes a datetime ready for time series.
Per-role saved chart boards
Agency operators, sysadmins, and site owners each save the board they care about. WordPress capability gating decides who lands on which dashboard, so each role opens the right view by default.
Audience
Who builds BackupGuard chart dashboards with SleekView
WordPress agencies
One chart board per client showing 30 day backup count, destination mix, and any recent failures. Weekly client reports run from saved boards instead of screenshots.
Sysadmins and DevOps
Storage size per backup type and growth trend visible at a glance, so cleanup runs and retention policy tweaks are driven by data, not by gut feel.
Site owners and operators
The headline backup count for the last 30 days and the success ratio in one place, so it is obvious that backups actually ran without scrolling the admin.
The bigger picture
Why BackupGuard deserves a real chart view
BackupGuard handles the actual backup work well, scheduling runs, pushing archives to local storage or cloud destinations, and logging every run. Where the plugin's own admin runs out of room is in answering the analytical questions: how much storage is each backup type consuming, which destination is the failure-prone one, are weekly runs actually happening every week. Each of those is one chart against rows that already exist inside wp_backupguard_backups.
SleekView Charts gives that table a configurable rendering layer, with cards that map directly to operational questions. The backup engine keeps doing what it does best, the chart board gives the team the storage-and-history view that pure plugin admin has never offered.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView Charts for BackupGuard (Backup by 10Web)
No. BackupGuard keeps owning scheduling, running archives, and pushing them to local storage or cloud destinations. SleekView Charts sits alongside as a configurable layer that reads the same backup history table, so agencies and sysadmins get the chart dashboards the plugin doesn't ship today.
Yes. A gradient Area chart grouped by created with a Sum on the size column shows daily storage volume. Add a destination filter to split the trend per cloud target, or use a stacked Bar grouped by destination over weekly buckets for clearer comparisons.
The status column on wp_backupguard_backups becomes a categorical column. A Donut grouped by status surfaces the failure ratio at a glance, and dashboard-level filters can scope every card to success only when you want a clean storage growth view without failed rows.
On a single install yes, directly. For a multi-site agency setup you can aggregate by pulling each site's backup log into a shared dataset table, then pointing SleekView at it. The chart configuration itself stays the same once the dataset is in place.
Yes. A date range, destination, type, or status filter set at the dashboard level applies to every card. A monthly storage review and a quarterly failure audit can share the same saved configuration without setting filters card by card.
Cards query wp_backupguard_backups live on render. A backup that just finished appears in every card on the next reload, with no separate sync job, scheduled refresh, or cache flush to wait on. The numbers always match what BackupGuard's own history shows.
Yes. Aggregations run server-side using the indexes BackupGuard already maintains on its custom table for created, type, and status. Even a multi-year history with thousands of backup rows renders the full chart board in well under a second.
Yes. Each saved board is gated by a WordPress capability so agency operators, sysadmins, and site owners each open the dashboard that matches their job. The storage growth board and the per-client summary board stay separate by default.
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