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<Warning>
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Follow the instructions below first all the way to the end of the section **Restore data**.
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We strongly recommend you install on a fresh machine, not the one running Plane Community.
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The instructions provided on this page are specific to installations using Docker. If you are running Plane on Kubernetes, you'll need to manually create a database dump and back up your file storage by copying the relevant volumes or storage paths.
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</Warning>
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<Tip>
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The `/opt` folder requires sudo or root privileges. Be sure to log in as the root user or as a user with sudo access.
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</Tip>
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## Prerequisites
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- Install on a fresh machine, not the one running the Plane Community Edition.
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- Be sure to log in as the root user or as a user with sudo access. The `/opt` folder requires sudo or root privileges.
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## Back up data
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## Back up data on Community Edition
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`setup.sh` in the Community Edition now comes with an option to back up your data.
4. Copy all the 3 files from the server running the Community Edition to any folder on the server running Plane One on any folder of your choice._createMdxContent
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4. Copy all the 3 files from the server running the Community Edition to any folder on the server running Plane One on any folder of your choice.
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e.g., `~/ce-backup`
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## Restore data
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## Restore data and install Commercial Edition
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1. Start any command-line interface like Terminal and go into the folder with the back-up files.
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