WordPress Database Sync between the Local-Staging-Production | WP-Sync-DB Plugin

Sync Databases from Prod to Local or Staging to Local and Vice-Versa.
In this tutorial, you'll learn how to effortlessly synchronize a database between two websites without accessing the database servers or PhpMyAdmin. Whether you need to keep your local database in sync with a staging or production environment, synchronize your staging or production database with your local development environment, or even sync a staging environment database with a production environment, this technique will help you maintain consistency across different environments.
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Join us in this practical session where we demonstrate the step-by-step process. We set up a source website and a destination website, and then synchronize the database from the source to the destination. Watch as the post data from the source website's database automatically appears on the destination website after synchronization.
First, we'll guide you through the process of installing the free 'wp-sync-db' plugin on both the source and destination sites. You can find the download link in the video description below. Follow the instructions to upload, install, and activate the plugin on both websites.
Once the plugin is installed, we'll proceed to the migration process. Access the dashboard of the source website and navigate to 'Tools' and 'Migrate DB'. On the destination website, go to 'Tools' and to 'Migrate DB' and create a 'pull request'. We'll show you how to copy the connection info from the source website, paste it into the destination website, and initiate the migration process.
Sit back and watch as the plugin pulls the database tables from the source website to the destination website. The time it takes will depend on the size of your database and the number of tables and rows. Once the process is complete, reload the page, log in to the WordPress dashboard, and check the posts. Voila! You'll see the synced posts on the destination website, proving the successful database synchronization.
With this technique, you can synchronize databases between websites in different environments, even without direct access to the database server or phpMyAdmin. If you found this tutorial helpful, please leave a comment suggesting topics for future videos. Thank you for watching, and we'll see you in the next video. Have a great day!
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[@jugibur2117]

Thanks for sharing, looks very useful!

[@Enkripsan]

Thanks for watching!

[@dmitrijavramenko6309]

Hi, does this plugin work also for products syncing from dropshipping supplier database?

[@hamburger--fries]

No. This is for 2 or 3 sites that you own. All sites are based on your live site (production). I think if you mentally go through the exercise of researching what staging means you would not ask about a random 3rd party supplier.

[@driterolokaj9304]

What about if we have 5 pro plugins installed with licences? Does this replace the licences keys from staging to the prod for example? How to handle these cases when you need to sync. the db content but not the plugin db content?

[@Enkripsan]

Not tested that. But in my understanding, if licenses are already in the prod, it should not replace them.

[@RosalitoUdtohan_01]

how about sync 3 local wordpress database?

[@Luan-jg8kx]

do you know a way to do that but in real time?

[@Enkripsan]

The process should be the same

[@Luan-jg8kx]

@@Enkripsan so it just pulls the data at all times without needing to manually press the button?