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Sharolyn Uriegas
Hi again,
Raising this topic from the grave
I am now arravied at the point that i need to migrate a workspace to another account.
I would like to include all the content, boards, files, updates etc.
How does that work with members, do they need to be created first in order to connect all updates and tasks to the right person again? Or should i export these as well? (not all members in my environment should be migrated)
Main boards will transfer over. All automation recipes that are turned on will duplicate over to the new account. Crossboard automations will only work if the source and recipient board(s) that are duplicated are in the same folder. Info boxes and the activity log will not transfer over. Let me know if this helps!
Can you please send us the domains of the 2 accounts to sup...@monday.com and explain you want to test the new feature for moving boards between accounts. Someone will be able to set this up for you and give you further instructions
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What would be the best way to migrate the config of a hardware based LTM running 11.6.1 to a new virtual pair running 13.1, appears the F5 big ip migration assistant isnt working as its trying to license and already licensed virtual ltm. Also no luck trying to restore an archive as well. Any help would be appreciated.
I have currently gitlab ce version 12.2, I have installed new version gitlab ce 15.10 on new server. I have more then 500 repositories on old server. What is the best way to migrate all repositories to the new server ?
Easiest way is install Gitlab-CE 12.2 on the new server. Make backup on old Gitlab server, copy it to new server, and then restore it - using the Gitlab Backup/Restore documentation to do that. You will also need /etc/gitlab/gitlab.rb from the old server and /etc/gitlab/gitlab-secrets.json as well. Backups can only be restored to the same version of Gitlab, so this is why the new server must be 12.2. Back up and restore GitLab GitLab
Then upgrade the new server following the upgrade path from 12.2 through to the latest Gitlab version by following the Gitlab Upgrade documentation. Ensuring that after each upgrade on the upgrade path that you wait for the background migrations to finish before starting the next upgrade. Upgrading GitLab GitLab
Hi,
I have done according to way you suggested and completed restoration. I am going to start upgrade version from 14.6.1 to latest one but I have doubt about my Gitlab runners! Do I need to set up gitlab runners from old Gitlab which is currently used by team before upgrade or I can do after reaching latest gitlab version! Do you have any suggestion for Gitlab runners?
Thanks.
If you are running both servers at the same time, during the migration, then there will be problems. Or if you use different DNS entry or IP address, then it will not connect to it and you will need to re-register runners with the new server.
Backup/restore is the best method for that. Some people have used rsync to move data from old to new server, there are posts on this forum about it - that could be one way forward if backup/restore takes too long for you. But even doing that, you will have to stop the old server to move data. Either way, Gitlab will be inaccessible.
I wasn't able to figure out how to migrate an event so I just had to recreate them. I like the new event flow but feel there are a few features that they really missed out on maintaining, like notifications of an event registration to email.
Thanks, Jennifer. Right now I'm just recreating all of my events. It's tedious and time consuming. It's sad that we got an email today from Constant Contact telling us to "migrate" but there's no instructions or video link.
I am sorry to hear you were directed to the Community with no clear instruction on where to look for specific resources. The Community doesn't have Event tutorial content at the moment outside of replying to support questions and some thought starter posts. The usual "how-to" stuff lives in our Knowledge Base.
Thanks, Nick_S. I got an email from CC today saying we needed to migrate our legacy events by a certain date. The hot link didn't take me to anything related to migrating our legacy events. A reply to the original email said that's not monitored an to check with Community Home. Nothing came up under the search terms "migrate legacy events" that was any help. The two links you sent don't have anything to do with migrating legacy events to 2.0. Still nothing is coming up in any of the community resources. My last resort was to post a question here. Maybe instructions will come in a week or so? If so, why did the email go out today telling us to do something by a deadline?
The View legacy event reports and migrate a legacy event into Events 2.0 covers the steps to migrate the events. I linked it to the anchor for that specific section in the article. Let me know if you have any trouble accessing it!
No help yet, Nick_S. The middle link, I clicked that and got a nine page tutorial on saving reports. Page 9 is what I needed. How to migrate a Legacy to 2.0. Top of page 9, there's a "migrate" button in blue for the Legacy event.
Now, I am installing another ArcGIS Portal 10.6.1 and I want to migrate all users, groups and group members to new server. Portal has ListUser and CreateUser utilities to migrate the users, but how about groups and group members?
I read Clone Portal users, groups and content ArcGIS for Developers with great interest. Question, the author makes very clear that "Service Items" cannot be cloned: "It does not copy over services though,..." , "Note, this notebook did not copy over the services that power the service based items. Such items continue to point to the same URL as the ones in source portal did. As long as those URLs remain accessible, the web maps and layer items continue to be usable.". Question 1, why can't service based items be cloned? What if we're moving the hosting server as well? Question 2, what exactly is a service based item in this article? Many of the "service items" I have in portal are where I took a rest endpoint from a non-federated server and added it to Portal using "Add content from web" in "My Content". Am I correct in understanding that this notebook example WILL NOT migrate any service item, regardless of if it's from the hosting server or any un-federated server? If so, why? Seems like migrating service items is a pretty critical component of moving an enterprise install.
We are in a situation where we have to completely rebuild our portal and I'm using the clone portal users python API script to create the same groups from the old portal to the new portal, copy content and share with the same groups.
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