Migrate IBM AIX hosted application on GCP

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Guddu Khan

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Dec 23, 2019, 12:10:45 PM12/23/19
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Query !!! I have an application hosted on old Unix (IBM-AIX) server at on-premises. Now, I want to move the hosted application with the Operating System to GCP cloud without any changes to my application and the OS. Please suggest the solution.

Mohammad I (Cloud Platform Support)

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Dec 23, 2019, 11:18:19 PM12/23/19
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Hello Guddu, 


This documentation has provided guidelines to migrate On-premise VMs to Google Compute Engine. At Compute Engine you can select the operating system and software packages of your choice. You can get further details on migration to Google Cloud Platform in this documentation


If you need further details or assistance you can contact sales and they will assist you with your queries.


For any technical questions you can ask it at Stack Overflow and Server Fault and community of developers will assist you. 


In case you encounter any technical issues you can create a Public Issue by selecting the right component which you can find here.

Guddu Khan

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Dec 24, 2019, 8:06:23 AM12/24/19
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Hi Mohammad,

Thanks for the update. My query was to migrate the IBM-AIX hosted application with Operating System to cloud service.

Thanks again.
Guddu

Mohammad I (Cloud Platform Support)

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Dec 24, 2019, 10:22:32 PM12/24/19
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Hello Guddu, 


This document provides general guidelines and necessary documentations to migrate to Google Cloud. For that you need to evaluate your migration strategies first. 


In case you do not find the answer regarding migration in the document, as suggested you can contact sales and Sales Specialist will contact you back to address your concern. 


Please also note that Google Groups forum is meant for general discussion of the platform, not specific technical issues. You can find more info about Community Support Overview on Google Groups here.


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