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How to export Sendy database from Amazon EC2

faloyafaloya
edited May 2015 in Questions

Hi,
It's almost a year since I install and run Sendy in Amazon EC2. But now I would like to migrate my sendy installation from Amazon EC2 to a shared hosting and using EasyCron.

I found how to do the migration at :

https://sendy.co/forum/discussion/4710/how-to-migrate-sendy-to-another-server/p1

But after 2-3 hours search for it in Google and AWS Documentation, I can't find how to export sendy databases from Amazon EC2. I just have a little understanding about EC2. It really confusse me, that's primary reason why I want to migrate from EC2. I usually using hosting with cpanel which I can export database using phpmyadmin, but how to do that in Amazon EC2?

Thank you very much for any help about

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  • BenBen

    Hi,

    Someone must have helped you setup Amazon EC2 as it involves LAMP stack installation using command line, you may want to contact that person for help on exporting your MySQL database?

    Thanks.

    Best regards,
    Ben

  • faloyafaloya

    Hi Ben,
    thank you for your prompt reply....

    I actually the one that install the Sendy on AWS EC2 by searching and browsing in Google and after many days, I finally did it :) But I just follow instruction, type linux command line etc.

    And after almost 1 year, I'm not very sure how I make it run properly :)

    I'm quite good with technology, hosting etc, but not linux or AWS EC2.

    Would you please give some brief instruction about how to export sendy database from EC2? Like may be install something. I will find all the details. I'm not trying to bother you with specific steps, just some clue.

    Thank you in advanced.

    Sukarto

  • BenBen

    Hi,

    Login to your MySQL database via SSH using a desktop software like Sequel Pro (Mac) or HeidiSQL (PC).

    There are exporting options in these software.

    That's the easiest way to export your database.

    Thanks.

    Sequel Pro: http://www.sequelpro.com
    HeidiSQL: http://www.heidisql.com

    Best regards,
    Ben

  • faloyafaloya

    Oooh ok, I will install and using those software to export, and then import it using phpmyadmin in my cpanel hosting.

    Thanks Ben.

    Sukarto

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