Speed of migration

  • Resolved helloknox

    (@helloknox)


    2 years, 3 months ago

    Hi,

    I couldn’t get the connection to work when connecting to the remote Drupal DB, so I exported the .sql file and imported it into my wordpress DB.

    The connection works and does import content, however its very slow, and I keep needing to return to the import page and clicking the blue button that says ‘Start / Resume the import’. Each time it progresses about 1% and then stops.

    I’m pleased with the way it works so I have paid for the premium version and several add-ons, however the import is even slower now as its importing more stuff.

    I have updated php to the following:

    max_input_vars=30000
    max_execution_time=9999999
    max_input_time=9999999
    memory_limit=2G
    post_max_size=1G
    upload_max_filesize=1G

    Is there anything else you can suggest that would help speed up the import?

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  • Thread Starter helloknox

    (@helloknox)

    FYI I just realized that the entries 1G and 2G should have been written in MB so these have now been changed to 2048 MB etc. but it has not improved the speed issue.

    Plugin Author Kerfred

    (@kerfred)

    The speed depends on the speed of your server, cpu, disks, memory, bandwidth etc.
    You can use the command line import to speed up the process (wp-cli) (Premium version only). The import in command line is much faster than the import by the browser.

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