Create Cloud Migration Allocation
Migrate your data from AWS to Züs.
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Migrate your data from AWS to Züs.
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This flow is triggered at your first login to Blimp, by choosing "Cloud Migration" or when you click the "Create New Allocation" button from the Cloud Migration allocation section from the page.
A Cloud Migration allocation is a Normal (Multi-Cloud/Direct Storage) Allocation with a script that you run once which migrates your data from an AWS S3 to your allocation.
To run the script, you need a machine with a public IP address which you'll be using while setting up your allocation. You can create a machine on any of the major cloud providers or setup your own on-premise machine with VPC. The specs of this machine varies according to your needs, but the minimum requirements are:
2 CPU cores
4GB RAM
Once you've created your machine and can ssh into it using its IP address, you're good to go.
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Enter the following data so you can get the generated script to run on your machine:
IP Address
The public IP address of your machine.
Bucket Name
The name of your AWS bucket where the data you need to migrate is found.
AWS Access Key ID
AWS Secret Access Key
Needed so that the script can authenticate to your AWS account.
File Migration Options
Choose how you'd like the script to handle conflicts in your files.
Date Range
Range of date within which lies the data you want to migrate.
In this screen, you can see the progress of migration of your data, as well as the migration logs in case of any error. You can cancel the migration process by clicking the "Cancel" button.
Once your data is completely migrated, you'll have the following options:
In case you want to remigrate your data.
Needed so that the script can authenticate to your AWS account. Refer to of AWS documentation on how to create an AWS user for programmatic access. Make sure your user has granted access to control your S3 bucket.
Will take you to the to manage your migrated data.
