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Organization licenses are priced by seat. This is ideal for companies with a team of developers, and want each of them to have their own license key. A seat can be assigned to a user, with their name, email address, and their own license key. Learn more about managing seats.
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
We only have the ability to move our Enterprise accounts. However, the team is working to improve this so we can shift any account.
I unfortunately do not have an ETA on when this will be released.
We do not currently have an auto-mechanism that transfers data across different data regions. If an account would like to move from one data region to another, they would need to create a new account in the desired data region and then migrate the data across. For accounts on an Enterprise 50+ plan, this process could be facilitated by their account manager. For other accounts, they could either undertake this process themselves or they could have a partner assist them (at a cost). There does not seem to be an ETA or plans to add migration features.
Has anybody migrated Panorama from on prem to AWS? There are a few options that are available to us, and I am trying to decide which option is the best. Also, if you can list any "gotchas" during the migration that would benefit us, that would be really helpful.
Use SRM and our connected VMware on Cloud to move the server from our on premise Vcenter to VMware on Cloud, which is in AWS and connected to the rest of our infrastructure. This is the easiest and quickest option, but Panorama's 3-6TB of log storage can be very costly, and we will be migrating off of the VMware on Cloud Platform in 5 years anyway.
Deploy the Panorama BYOL AMI from the AWS Marketplace and build the AWS Panorama instance from scratch, and import the licensing, and all the firewalls and configs. This seems like the most work to do, but is recommended by PA.
Option 3 is recommended, primarily because in the end it's actually the most straight-forward solution that wouldn't be prohibitively expensive as option 1 would be (between instance and storage costs, your looking at a pretty high monthly bill). I've never heard of anyone doing option 2 so I can't tell you anything about how this would work out.
There's a few things to consider when you go with option 3. Really though the biggest is that this is drastically easier if you know what you have your master key set to, as this will directly effect how much of the configuration you can simply import into the new Panorama instance and avoid any phash issues.
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.
Customers can migrate their AWS CodeCommit Git repositories to other Git providers using several methods, such as cloning the repository, mirroring, or migrating specific branches. This blog describes a basic use case to mirror a repository to a generic provider, and links to instructions for mirroring to more specific providers. Your exact steps could vary depending on the type or complexity of your repository, and the decisions made on what and how you want to migrate. This post only describes how to migrate Git repository data, and does not describe exporting other data from CodeCommit such as pull requests.
Once the push is complete, verify that all files, branches, and tags have been successfully migrated to the new repository provider. You can do this by browsing your repository online or by cloning it to another location and checking it locally.
If you have CI/CD pipelines set up that interact with your repository, such as GitLab, GitHub or AWS CodePipeline, update their configuration to reflect the new repository URL. If you removed protected branch permissions in Step 3 you may want to add these back to your main branch.
This post described a few methods to migrate your existing AWS CodeCommit repository to another Git provider. After migration, you have the option to continue to use your current AWS CodeCommit repository, but doing so will likely require a regular sync operation between AWS CodeCommit and the new repository provider. For more information about repository migration, please see the following resources:
I'm looking to migrate from an IMAP email service to our new Workspace for Nonprofits. I've used the migration tool and that seems to work to properly migrate the inbox and inbox contents. The specific account I'm migrating from has a set of folders (a folder with subfolders in one case). The migration tool seems to have created the folder structure but the target folders are empty. Is this the expected behavior? If so, is there a way to migrate folder contents? If not, is there some trick?
@NeilL the first thing to do is search for one of the emails you think is missing - if you've found it you know it's migrated and then you can check its labels to see which labels were applied. Gmail may not follow exactly the folder structure of IMAP as in IMAP you can add folders to your Inbox but you cannot as sub-labels to the Inbox label in Gmail.
@NeilL that means the mails are not migrated at all. Without seeing what you've configured I don't know what to suggest. The migration tool migrates everything you tell it to and only excludes folders if you specify to exclude some folders.
In my case imap had folders like "Archive/Foo". The migration tool created a label by renaming it with a leading underscore: "_Archive" but created the subfolder labels like "Archive/Foo". Emails in Archive where imported and labelled _Archive but the emails in the subfolders in imap were not imported at all (tested with search).
The solution was to rename the parent folder before migration.