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Infinity MigrateX Pro - WordPress Migration, Backup & Deployment Suite by Derouiche Oussama

by Derouiche Oussama · github.com/derouicheoussama/infinity-migratex-pro · website

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Install

No release zip yet. The repository archive installs, but the folder name will carry the branch suffix and updates will not flow:

wp plugin install https://github.com/derouicheoussama/infinity-migratex-pro/archive/refs/heads/main.zip

Ships its own WordPress updater (built-in updater), so new versions show up under Dashboard → Updates.

Readme github.com/derouicheoussama/infinity-migratex-pro ↗

∞ Infinity MigrateX Pro — WordPress Migration, Backup & Deployment Suite

Migrate, back up and restore a complete WordPress site — without timeouts and without breaking serialized data.

Infinity MigrateX Pro

By Derouiche Oussama — ∞ Infinity Coder

⬇ Download the latest release · Site web · WordPress.org profile

What is Infinity MigrateX Pro?

Infinity MigrateX Pro is a free, open-source WordPress migration and backup plugin. It changes a site's domain with serialized-safe URL replacement, clones a site to a staging folder with its own database, schedules automatic backups with retention, restores checksum-verified backups, and scans the installation for security issues.

Unlike classic backup plugins, every long operation runs in small resumable chunks: a migration or backup survives PHP time limits, network cuts and server restarts — it pauses itself and resumes exactly where it stopped, with progress bars that reflect real work (files copied, rows processed, bytes written).

Why you will like it
🚀 No timeouts Chunked engine — works on shared hosting with tiny max_execution_time
⏸️ Pause & resume Every operation (migration, backup, restore, scan) resumes where it stopped
🔗 Serialized-safe URLs PHP serialized data and JSON are decoded, replaced, re-encoded — Elementor and WooCommerce stay intact
📊 Real progress Bars reflect files, rows and bytes actually processed. No fake stats, ever
🛡️ Security first Nonce + capabilities on every action, .htaccess-protected storage, Zip-Slip-proof package imports, core checksums from WordPress.org
🔍 Verified integrity SHA-256 manifests on every backup and package; restore refuses corrupted archives before writing
🧾 Full activity log Status, duration, files, rows, size — filterable, searchable, CSV/JSON export
🚫 Zero telemetry No hidden tracking, no obfuscated code, no phoning home

Feature tour

  • Migration assistant (6 steps) — source → destination → components → exclusions → real preflight checks → execution
    • Domain change with full URL rewrite (dry-run preview included)
    • Site cloning to another folder + fresh database + generated wp-config.php
    • .infinitymigrate package export: one file for the new host
    • Partial migrations: core, plugins, themes, uploads, mu-plugins, wp-content, database
  • Backups — full / files-only / database-only, scheduled daily/weekly/monthly with automatic retention
  • Guided restore — integrity verified before writing, component selection, optional pre-restore safety backup
  • Verified package import — zip signature, manifest, checksums, content scan, explicit confirmation
  • Smart URL replacer — serialized-safe, JSON-aware, with dry-run
  • Database manager — tables, export, verified SQL import, optimize/repair with confirmation
  • Security scanner — WordPress.org core checksums, PHP-in-uploads, suspicious patterns, large files, permissions

Installation

  1. In WordPress admin: Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin, pick infinity-migrate-pro.zip.
  2. Activate, then open the Infinity MigrateX Pro menu.
  3. Tip: run a full backup before your first migration.

Or copy the infinity-migrate-pro folder into /wp-content/plugins/ via FTP.

Requirements

  • WordPress 5.8+ · PHP 7.4+ · ZipArchive extension
  • Works on shared hosting — no shell access, no special server config

FAQ

Will URL replacement break my serialized data? No — that is its core design: serialized values are decoded, replaced recursively, re-serialized with correct lengths. Unreadable serialized data is never touched. JSON goes through the same decode → replace → encode path.

Can my host's PHP timeout interrupt a backup? No. The engine works in time-boxed chunks; each request advances a few seconds and saves its state. Operations pause themselves and resume with one click.

Are my backups deleted on uninstall? Never. Even the opt-in "delete plugin data" setting only removes settings, logs and reports — archives stay on disk.

Author

Derouiche Oussama — derouicheoussama.com · GitHub · WordPress.org · Instagram / Facebook / TikTok: @derouiche.oussama

License: GPL v2 or later · ∞ Infinity Coder