Wordpress BuddyPress Project Migration

elmocando

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Guys I have a serious Problem, let me point out few things first....
My Project is WP MultiSite (BuddyPress)

1. I have Dev environment in Local Host
2. I Have Test Environment In a GoDaddy Server
3. I Have Prod Environment in Prod Server

What I was doing till now as Prod was not released, I was using Duplicator Pro for Migrating Dev to Test Environment (The whole site + Old + New modules)

Now....

1. How can I migrate from Test Environment to Prod Environment ?(Hope I can use Duplicator Pro for the first time)
2. How can I migrate next releases without affecting the Prod Site from Test Environment?
3. How can I backup the Prod site (If anything fishy happens), I want a backup which can bring me back all the posts and all.

Your suggestions and support needed.
Thanks in advance.

 

elmocando

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@Tomz Bro do you have any idea?

 

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elmocando said:

@Tomz Bro do you have any idea?

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no never use BuddyPress before

 

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elmocando

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Tomz said:

no never use BuddyPress before

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Great

 

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If you want, you can use Blogvault to take backups and migrate websites. It is a very good solution. Duplicator is a hit and miss solution, sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Also, if you are using cPanel hosting, you can use the Softaculous backup feature. It comes in very handy.

 

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elmocando

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tikona6 said:

If you want, you can use Blogvault to take backups and migrate websites. It is a very good solution. Duplicator is a hit and miss solution, sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Also, if you are using cPanel hosting, you can use the Softaculous backup feature. It comes in very handy.

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Thank you brother for your suggestions, I'll try these.
Will Blogvault can take incremental backup?

 

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elmocando

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Okay Just gone through Blogvault page and features, I think it'll solve the issue.

 

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elmocando said:

Thank you brother for your suggestions, I'll try these.
Will Blogvault can take incremental backup?

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Yes. It does.