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Using Backup Buddy to Backup and Migrate a Site

3 Comments/ in Presentations, Wordpress / by Sofia Woods
February 14, 2013

As a WordPress developer having a backup of your WordPress website is an important part of any contingency plan for when sites get hacked, the server goes down or you need to move hosts. Backup Buddy is an excellent premium plugin that enables you to backup, migrate and restore a site. In this post are my Brisbane WordPress Meet Up slides about using Backup Buddy along with a video tutorial. I go over  important plugin settings, how to backup and migrate a site using the migration script.

Backup Buddy Slides

Using BackUp Buddy from ShortieDesigns

 

How to use Backup Buddy – Video Tutorial

 

Or watch the video on Vimeo

Tags: plugins, tutorials
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3 Responses to Using Backup Buddy to Backup and Migrate a Site

  1. Megan says:
    March 26, 2013 at 5:12 am

    Hi, I’m so glad I came across your site and this video. I’m new to backup buddy and new to design. I’m currently working on my first for a friend and I’m wanting to transfer my design. I’ve read that when designing for a site that already has content and all sort of plugins, to duplicate that site, import it to test site and redesign from there. Then duplicated the new design and move it back to the old site. Is this what you would recommend or do you have a better way? Thanks for the helpful video!

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  2. Tim Squires says:
    May 23, 2013 at 11:32 pm

    Hi Sofia,
    Thanks for this great BackupBuddy demo. I have used BackupBuddy before but am now relying on ManageWP as the backing up and cloning features are so easy to use.
    I was wondering if you have had any experience with ManageWp and have any thoughts regarding the pros and cons as compared to BackupBuddy.
    Thanks again,
    Tim

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  3. Sofia Woods says:
    May 24, 2013 at 9:23 am

    Glad you found it useful Tim, I haven’t used Manage WP, so can’t compare it to BackupBuddy, but we’ve been looking into using it to manage our projects.

    Reply

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