1. MySQL Backup, Transfer and Restore
Jeremy Shafer
Department of MIS
Fox School of Business
Temple University

2. Objective
We want to be able to move our work from our personal development systems (e.g. your laptop, or the class computers) to a server.
Only when your code and data have been made available on a server environment will they be of any practical use.

3. A tale of two systems… Your System The MIS3501 server
Apache Web Service
Apache Web Service
PHP Interpreter
PHP Interpreter
MySQL
MySQL

4. They are not automatically “synched”
They are not automatically “synched”. Direct database connectivity is not permitted.
Your System
The MIS3501 server
Apache Web Service
Apache Web Service
PHP Interpreter
PHP Interpreter
MySQL
MySQL

5. We need to do two things #2 Copy the files (.php, .css, .html, etc.)
Your System
MIS3501
Apache Web Service
Apache Web Service
PHP Interpreter
PHP Interpreter
MySQL
MySQL
#1 Backup, Transfer, and Restore our database tables
But look out! When our database moves, our connection credentials will change

6. ? So here is the process… #1. Get your code working locally.
#5. Test. Is the code working on the server?
#2. Upload your database to the server.
#4. Copy your php files using SSH
#3. Update your connection parameters

7. Time to give it a try…