Backup and Restore dspace 6.3

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hello guys am Thomas

i have dspace 6.3 installed in ubuntu 18.04 pc and i have 50.60GB of file

know i need to install new dspace 6.3  in other pc ubuntu 20.04 

how can i take a backup from the old pc and restore to my new server
i try to find resources but i cant find please help me

[Mark H. Wood]

DSpace stores information in three places:

o The actual documents submitted to DSpace are stored in the
"assetstore": a tree of directories containing files with long
opaque names. You need to copy this as-is to the assetstore
directory in the new DSpace instance. 'tar' or 'cpio' or 'zip'
should work for this.

o The metadata and relationships are stored in the database. If you
need to move the database to a new host, you'll need to use DBMS
tools to dump it on the old system and restore it to the new one.
You'll also need to copy or re-create the DBMS user account that
DSpace uses.

If your DBMS is PostgreSQL, I would use 'pg_dump' and the plain
script format to dump the DSpace database, feed it to 'psql' to
restore it, and manually re-create the DBMS user account (typically
named 'dspace', but check your configuration to be sure).

o Usage statistics are stored in Solr, in the 'statistics' core. You
can shut down Solr and copy this directory tree to the new host
(with Solr shut down there as well). Again, 'tar' 'cpio' or 'zip'
should serve.

The other three Solr cores are caches which can be re-built from
the primary data in the assetstore and database. But you could
just copy these cores as well.

It might be simplest to just back up the whole [DSpace] directory tree
and restore it to the new host, then move the database, and adjust host
names in the new configuration as needed.

There are other ways that don't require making so many huge backup
files. If you're somewhat familiar with NFS, you could shut down
DSpace and Solr on the old host, export the [DSpace] tree from the old
host via NFS, mount it in a temporary location on the new host, and
'cp' everything into place. You still need to copy the database
separately.

Yet another approach would be to export the whole repository as AIP
files, but I haven't done it that way so I can't give best advice on
this. See https://wiki.lyrasis.org/display/DSDOC6x/AIP+Backup+and+Restore

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Mark H. Wood
Lead Technology Analyst

University Library
Indiana University - Purdue University Indianapolis
755 W. Michigan Street
Indianapolis, IN 46202
317-274-0749
www.ulib.iupui.edu

[Thomas]

10 Q It's great help and it's working fine for me.

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[Thomas]

How can i rearrange dspace community and collection 

i try to export the collection but it's too large 

What I need is to display some collection in the dspace home page.