Hey friend,

Great question. I’m afraid there isn’t a way to deploy a snapshot onto a smaller (disk) droplet at this time. The partitioning is all part of the snapshot and we do not currently have any logic to override it.

With that said, copying Wordpress over isn’t actually that bad, so let’s think about doing the same (or equivalent result) thing just a different way. This is what I’d do:

First I’m going to make two assumptions:

• Droplet A’s Wordpress database is named “wordpress”
  
• Droplet A’s Wordpress installation exists in /var/www/html

So this is what I’m going to do then:

1. Re-image Droplet B with our Wordpress one-click image.
2. From Droplet B run: ssh-keygen and hit Enter until it stops prompting you.
3. Copy /root/.ssh/id_rsa.pub from Droplet B to Droplet A’s /root/.ssh/authorized_keys file. Can do this by hand, copy/paste contents.
4. SSH into Droplet A and run: mysqldump wordpress > wordpress.sql
5. SSH in to Droplet B, let it run the initialization script for Wordpress.
6. From Droplet B, run: cd /var/www/html && rsync -avz root@Droplet_A_IP:/var/www/html/ .
7. From Droplet B run: cd /root && rsync -avz root@Droplet_A_IP:/root/wordpress.sql . && mysql wordpress < wordpress.sql

Boom, done. Droplet B is running an exact copy of Wordpress from Droplet A.

Jarland