How to Backup MySQL Database in cPanel

You can backup any database on your account using the cPanel backup feature
  • Log into cPanel
cPanel Login

  • Go to Backup under the Files tab

Backup

  • Under "Download a SQL DB Backup", click on the database name that you wish to backup

Download SQL Backup

  • Select a place and filename for you to save on to your local computer
You have now successfully backed up your Database.
 
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