Backup Your WordPress Blog to Amazon S3 using Ruby
I’ve been running this blog for months without a backup solution. Mostly because I didn’t really care for any of the existing solutions which required me to do too many manual steps. I wanted something completely hands-off (automatically run every night), secure and reliable (store the backups on Amazon’s S3).
So, enjoy wordpress-s3-backup. Use it to backup your WordPress blog — both the database and the site. It’s a Ruby Rake script and you’ll need the AWS-S3 gem. Stick it in your crontab to run nightly and move on with your life.
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Hello,
Just ran into your post, I’ve been looking for this type of solution. Only problem is I don’t know much about php let alone ruby. Could you publish step by step instructions on installing (and requirements) and using? Thank you!
Great weblog. I found it filled with alot of excellent info thanks. Keep up the good posting. Normally I do not comment on blogs but after reading yours I wanted to just write a short message. Thanks for the info.
Hey Justin,
I am setting up my own WP blog this weekend and I ran into your site when I was looking at what was available for making backups of my site. I know I am kinda weird for wanting to set up a backup schedule the day after I set up my site and even before I have told anyone about it!
Anyways, I just wanted to drop you a line and see how things were going with you. Would love to hear back from you if you have a minute.
Naren