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AWS access key and AWS secret key: enter values generated for user in Amazon IAM (see instructions above).WordPress admin menu > BackupBuddy > Remote Destinations.

Uncheck Enable backup reminders for edits.

File & Directory Defaults: exclude unnecessary files and directories (such as /wp-content/cache/ and themes that can be easily replaced).

Exclude unnecessary tables (such as Relevanssi logs and Redirection logs).

Set Maximum number of local backups to keep to 6.

Set Send notification if no completed backups in X days to 8.

WordPress admin menu > BackupBuddy > Settings.

Then, uninstall the plugin and delete its backup folders. If you have another backup plugin installed, download a complete backup. These are the steps we perform, but you may need to customize the process. You need to do this for each site. We're assuming you've already installed and activated BackupBuddy. These are the steps to configure BackupBuddy. Select BackupBuddy, then click Add to Groups. Below, on the Groups tab, click Add User to Groups.

In the list of users, check the box for the new user.

Copy the credentials to a secure, temporary place. We use the domain name (minus extension).

Sign into AWS Identity and Access Management.

These are the steps to create an Amazon S3 user.

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Select the Policy Template Amazon S3 Full Access.

Create a group (per Amazon best practices).

For security, you should log into IAM with user credentials, not root credentials. We use an Amazon account tied to a business email address, rather than one tied to a personal email address. If you already have an Amazon account, log in with that. These are the steps to create and configure your Amazon S3 account.

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