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again, pretty easy.Įdit: it has also been pointed out to me that if your duplicator archive is over 100MB but less than 500MB, head on over to approach 3: dropbox-ing it. wait for it to say your file was uploaded (the progress bar may or may not actually do anything), and then click “Import Site”. You can then import using pantheon’s importer tool in one fell swoop. no need to deal with all of this code/database/files stuff. note that you just need the archive download, not the installer (duplicator automatically gives you both when it finishes a package build).

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just install and follow the instructions to get your nicely compressed file all ready for pantheon. Use this if: your site is less than 100MB total, all inĭuplicator is an immensely useful wordpress plugin that neatly packages your entire site and is pretty darn easy to use. pantheon’s instructions mention this an inordinate amount of times before actually getting to the directions you need, so it must be kind of important. step 1 is always make sure your wordpress is up to date. pantheon has some instructions, but if that is slightly confusing, i will go through my own approaches below, in increasing order of difficulty. Similarly, what if you already have a blog set up on another server or hosting provider and just want to move it? but what if you now want to migrate to a dev address? MAMP (or WAMP for those more windows-inclined) is incredibly helpful and it’s nice to be able to instantly and locally see your changes – and develop without a connection. hooray! i need to migrate from another host and/or locally from MAMP – now what? then just follow pantheon’s instructions. it will install wordpress for you! when you get into your account and click “Create your first site”, if you scroll down past the migration options to “Start with Core” there’s a handy button to one-click install your new blog. If you’re setting up a shiny new wordpress site, no problem – pantheon’s got that covered. for reasons that my cursory googling could only partially figure out (storage, size reasons), pantheon keeps everything normally in an uploads folder in a separate root directory called “files”. you’ll need it, but i’ll get to that.ĭatabase: er, yeah, the database, in the form of an SQL dump.įiles: here’s where it gets a little weird. oh, and, somewhat inexplicably, without the uploads* folder. two make sense.Ĭode: your entire file structure of your wordpress directory. basically everything except the database. Pantheon has three main ways of categorizing your wordpress build. but first: a brief foray into pantheon terminology
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