How Can I Migrate My Data From My Previous Provider?

You can migrate data from another hosting or cloud provider to Vultr using our detailed migration guides. Whether you're transferring virtual machines, databases, containers, or object storage, Vultr provides dedicated tutorials to simplify the process.

Migrate from AWS

• Migrate EC2 Instances to Vultr Cloud Compute
• Migrate MySQL to Vultr Managed Databases
• Migrate ECR Artifacts to Vultr Container Registry
• Migrate PostgreSQL to Vultr Managed Databases

Migrate from Google Cloud Platform (GCP)

• Migrate Artifact Registry to Vultr Container Registry
• Migrate GCS to Vultr Object Storage
• Migrate Cloud SQL for MySQL to Vultr Managed Databases
• Migrate Persistent Disks to Vultr Block Storage

Migrate from Linode

• Migrate Object Storage to Vultr Object Storage
• Migrate Block Storage Volumes to Vultr Block Storage

Migrate from DigitalOcean

• Migrate Spaces to Vultr Object Storage
• Migrate Container Registry to Vultr Container Registry
• Migrate MySQL to Vultr Managed Databases
• Migrate Block Storage Volumes to Vultr Block Storage

Migrate WordPress Websites

To migrate a WordPress website to Vultr, follow the WordPress migration guide. This guide helps you transfer your files and database from a shared host or another cloud provider to a Vultr Compute Instance.

Migrate from Shared Hosting Providers

If you're migrating from a shared hosting provider (like GoDaddy, SiteGround, or HostGator), the process is similar:

1. Export your files and databases from the shared host’s control panel.
2. Deploy a web server stack such as LAMP, LEMP, or a custom stack on Vultr based on your requirements.
3. Upload your exported data to the Vultr server using scp, rsync, or a similar client.
4. Restore and configure your application to complete the migration.