Moving MySQL DB tables/data and web services from GoDaddy to Amazon Web Services?

Once you have your Amazon server set up and working you should be able to mysqldump your database from go-daddy and then re-import it on amazon. It will take a little bit of time (from a few minutes to significantly longer, depending on the amount of data you're moving / file transfer speeds).

Once you have your Amazon server set up and working you should be able to mysqldump your database from go-daddy and then re-import it on amazon. It will take a little bit of time (from a few minutes to significantly longer, depending on the amount of data you're moving / file transfer speeds). But once you have your database up on Amazon, you should be able to update your php code and be off to the races.

You can run some tests to see how long the migration takes, and then plan your application outage accordingly. But unless you set up replication between the two servers you might end up with not-up-to-date data. Then, once you're ready to flip the switch, update your connection class to point to the new server location.

How do you handle the Application Outage on Android phones?...A background service continually runs on the user's device unless they explicitly stop it or sign out of the app! Kinda tricky. – Aakash Mar 2 at 17:47.

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