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Backup WordPress to Google Drive: The Ultimate Guide
WordPress 101 is that backups are necessary. But, where you store your backups are equally important. If your web host takes a backup, it’s stored on your server. This still leaves your site vulnerable because everything is one hack away from being accessed by a hacker. If you’d like to store a backup on your…
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How to Undo Changes in WordPress Websites?
Accidentally deleted a whole section from your blog? Clicked Publish before finishing a post? Don’t panic. It’s fixable. WordPress’ revisions and autosaves feature is a great tool to have under your belt. It’s a great way to undo changes in WordPress, even after the change has gone live. TL;DR: If changes were made to a…
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cPanel Backup and Restore: A Complete Guide
Backups are an integral part of WordPress administration, but certainly not the most fun activity to do. This is especially true with manual backups and restores, like with cPanel. That’s why we are strong advocates of backup plugins that automate the task for us. Having said that, it is well worth to know cPanel backup…
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Where Do You Store Your WordPress Backup Files? (5 Options)
It’s well established that you’ve got to take a backup of your WordPress website on a regular basis. But is that the end of it? Hell no! That’s just the first step. What’s more important is to store your WordPress backup files in a secure location. Creating backups wouldn’t really make much sense if, in…
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What You Should Takeaway from GitLab’s Database Deletion and Its Backups
GitLab deleted the wrong database, but when ineffective backup solutions got added to the mix, the site’s system admins had to battle the perfect storm to get the site online. The takeaway from this situation? Choose your backup solutions carefully. GitLab, the online tech hub, is facing issues as a result of an accidental database…
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Cloud WordPress Backups Are Only Good When They’re Independent
Cloud WordPress backups are good when they are independent. They might not be if you’re using your personal cloud storage accounts(for example on Dropbox, Drive or Amazon S3). Read on to know how and why you shouldn’t do it. We know that following best practices to make WordPress backups means that your backups should not…
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Are There Downsides to Frequent WordPress Backups?
Frequent WordPress backups can minimize data loss and thereby greatly help your business. However, they can be resource-intensive and affect your WordPress site performance, if not done right. Frequent backups present some obvious advantages which are particularly important for WordPress (WP) sites. Content creation takes some planning, effort, and resources. Losing such content may…
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Downloading WordPress Backups: Pros and Cons of Storing Backups on Your PC
Storing WordPress backups on your PC can quickly become laborious and the risks outweigh the convenience or economic benefits. Find out why. Locally storing your WordPress backups means storing them on your PC or desktop. The other option is maybe to store them in an external storage device like a USB drive or or an…
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WordPress Backup To Dropbox: Pros, Cons & Things You Need to Know
Making WordPress Backup to Dropbox seems like an attractive option due to ease of use & low cost. However, is it the best practice, & will restores be as easy as backups? Uploading WordPress Backups to Dropbox? Dropbox is a free, and accessible storage solution for WordPress backups. Storing backups on Dropbox also means that…
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