Past two days has been a nightmare. We recently migrated all of our websites to Amazon Web Services (AWS) , and the speed has been good. We love it. The infrastructure is excellent and so is the service we're getting. I wouldn't have a lot to say about their support, though. Unless you are a
GZ is no doubt one of the best choices for database compression. We use it quite often when importing and exporting files. In fact, we recently used it for migrating our MySQL databases to Amazon RDS . To extract a GZ file, use Gunzip command: gunzip file.gz If that had no success, try this: gzip -d
We have been migrating a lot of our MySQL databases across to Amazon RDS due to our extensive use of AWS services. In the process of doing this, we realized the traditional PhpMyAdmin UI doesn't do the job anymore. It will timeout, and we need to keep uploading the same SQL multiple times to get it
