CLI Disaster Recovery: backup, restore, and inspect Commands for Self-Hosted Wallets

CLI Disaster Recovery: backup, restore, and inspect Commands for Self-Hosted Wallets Backing up a self-hosted wallet is one of those tasks that feels optional right up until the moment it isn't — and for AI agents managing real funds on your own server, a failed drive or a misconfigured Docker volume can mean permanent loss. WAIaaS ships a built-in CLI disaster recovery workflow with backup create, backup inspect, and backup list commands designed specifically for operators who have chosen to run their own wallet infrastructure rather than hand keys to a third party. Why Self-Hosting Changes the Risk Profile When you use a hosted wallet service, the provider handles backups, redundancy, and key recovery. You trade control for convenience. But if you're running WAIaaS on your own hardware or VPS — your keys, your server, your rules — the responsibility for data durability sits entirely with you. That's not a downside. It's the whole point. You get no API ra