The following instructions are incompatible with Drush 9.
You can also use the Drush command line tool to create a portable site archive file, which you can then install on a different hosting platform if you want. The site archive file created during the export process includes your databases, themes, content, modules, website, and module configuration settings, and users. To create a site archive file:
Run a command similar to the following:
drush @site.env archive-dump --destination=mysite.tar.gzwhere [site] is the name of your application on Cloud Platform, [env] is the Cloud Platform environment (glossary term, activate to view definition) (one of prod, test, or dev), and the --destination argument is the location where you want the site archive file created.
You can then use scp or another similar tool to download the site archive file.
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The following instructions are incompatible with Drush 9.
You can also use the Drush command line tool to create a portable site archive file, which you can then install on a different hosting platform if you want. The site archive file created during the export process includes your databases, themes, content, modules, website, and module configuration settings, and users. To create a site archive file:
Run a command similar to the following:
drush @site.env archive-dump --destination=mysite.tar.gzwhere [site] is the name of your application on Cloud Platform, [env] is the Cloud Platform environment (glossary term, activate to view definition) (one of prod, test, or dev), and the --destination argument is the location where you want the site archive file created.
You can then use scp or another similar tool to download the site archive file.
If this content did not answer your questions, try searching or contacting our support team for further assistance.