I want to move to another web hosting. What should I do?

[laugarte]

please send a video tutorials 
thanks

[tayloca]

Yes, Please.
I need de tutorals too 
Thnks

[romiarias]

I have the tutorial in my USB. let mi check this

[dibravo]

For moving to another host you should do full database backup.   

[thalaos]

I need de tutorals too

[jenibrock]

the tutorials its in youtube. 

[pazguerra]

For moving to another host you should do full database backup

[kalin couture]

you can make your website backup and then change your name server, upload your website to another hosting thanks

[Steevy]

Hi,

Interesting!
Thanks for these tips.
I will try to follow these processes. And I come back to make a feedback.

Thanks,

[Neelum]

yess

[fabibraga]

I need de tutorals too
I've looked for it and I can't find it

[Basara]

I need de tutorals too
I've looked for it and I can't find it

Hello. Please check this doc https://abantecart.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/AD/pages/22511620/Changing+Domain+Name#ChangingDomainName-Movetoanotherhosting

[TechFalcon]

I also move to another host.

[georgeplunkit]

If you are planning to move to a new web hosting provider, here are some general steps to follow:

Choose a new web hosting provider: Research and compare different web hosting providers to find the one that meets your needs and budget. Some factors to consider include pricing, performance, reliability, customer support, and features.

Back up your website files and databases: Before you cancel your current hosting account, make sure to back up your website files and databases. This will ensure that you have a copy of your website in case anything goes wrong during the migration process. You can use a tool like cPanel or FTP to download your files, and a tool like phpMyAdmin to export your databases.

Set up your new hosting account: Once you have chosen a new web hosting provider, sign up for an account and set up your website. This may involve creating a new domain or transferring your existing domain to the new host.

Upload your website files and databases to the new hosting account: Once your new hosting account is set up, you can upload your website files and databases to the new host. You can use a tool like cPanel or FTP to upload your files, and a tool like phpMyAdmin to import your databases.

Test your website on the new hosting account: After you have uploaded your website to the new hosting account, test it to make sure everything is working correctly. You can use a tool like Pingdom or GTmetrix to check your website's performance and load times.

Update your DNS records: Once you have tested your website on the new hosting account and are satisfied that everything is working correctly, update your DNS records to point to the new hosting provider. This will ensure that visitors can access your website at the new location.

Cancel your old hosting account: Finally, once you have completed the migration process and are confident that your website is working correctly on the new hosting account, you can cancel your old hosting account.

Note: If you are not comfortable with the technical aspects of moving your website to a new hosting provider, you may want to consider hiring a professional to assist you with the migration process.

[georgeplunkit]

If you are planning to move your website to a new web hosting provider, here are some steps you can follow:

Choose a new web hosting provider: Research and compare different web hosting providers based on your requirements and budget.

Create a backup of your website: Before migrating your website, it's essential to create a backup of all your website files and data. You can use a plugin or a tool provided by your current web hosting provider to create a backup.

Move your domain: If you are moving to a new web hosting provider, you will need to transfer your domain name. You can do this by updating your domain name servers (DNS) to point to the new web hosting provider's servers.

Upload your website files: Once you have chosen a new web hosting provider, you will need to upload your website files to the new server. You can do this using a file transfer protocol (FTP) client or through your new web hosting provider's control panel.

Test your website: Once you have uploaded your website files, you should test your website to make sure it is functioning correctly. You can do this by accessing your website using your domain name or the IP address of the new server.