Install the plugin and the same Cloud Extension on the destination site.
Large WordPress installations usually scale up due to specific resource types:
If you are determined to use this specific plugin, you ensure the following configurations on both the Source and Destination servers: all-in-one wp migration 100gb
Log into your hosting control panel (cPanel, RunCloud, or custom VPS terminal) and adjust your php.ini settings to these minimum thresholds:
A 100GB migration will fail if your source or destination servers time out. You must modify your PHP settings before running the migration. Locate your server’s php.ini file and apply the following configuration: Install the plugin and the same Cloud Extension
Contact your host to temporarily boost your PHP memory_limit to 1GB or 2GB . Alternatively, close background processes running on your VPS during the import window. Corrupted Archive / Broken File Error
Use a database optimization plugin to clear out millions of transient rows, expired WooCommerce sessions, and old page revisions. Locate your server’s php
Install and activate the (and your cloud extension, if applicable). Step 5: Import the 100GB Site Method A: The Cloud/Direct Method (Recommended)
If you need to migrate a site of this size, it is strongly recommended to use one of these safe, official methods:
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A 100GB migration requires hours of background processing. If your server is configured with aggressive timeouts, the migration process will terminate prematurely.