Typical Workflow to Migrate Oracle Analytics Cloud
You use snapshots to migrate Oracle Analytics Cloud to another environment. Here's what you need to do.
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Understand how to migrate using snapshots | Understand what you can and can't migrate in snapshots and any prerequisites. | |
Create the target service | Use Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Console to deploy a new service on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. | |
Migrate users and groups |
Use export and import features in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Console to migrate users and roles from one identity domain to another. The way you migrate users for Oracle Analytics Cloud depends whether identity domains are available in your cloud account. If you're not sure, see About Setting Up Users and Groups. If your source system uses an embedded WebLogic LDAP server for
identity management, use the |
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Take a snapshot on the source |
Capture the content you want to migrate on the source system. |
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Export the snapshot |
Download the snapshot that you want to migrate to your local file system or to a storage bucket on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. |
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Upload the snapshot to the target |
Sign in to the target system and upload the snapshot. |
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Restore the snapshot content |
Select the newly uploaded snapshot in the list of saved snapshots and restore the content in the snapshot. |
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Migrate data files |
Use the Data Migration utility to migrate data files from one environment to another. Only required when:
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Reconfigure your virus scanner | Record the virus scanner configuration in your source environment and use it to configure your virus scanner on the target. | |
Reconfigure your mail server |
Record the SMTP mail server configuration in your source environment and use it to configure your mail server on the target. |
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(Optional) Migrate other snapshots | Download individual snapshots that you want to migrate and then upload them to your target environment, as required. | |
Migrate identity management configuration | Use Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Console in your target environment to reconfigure any user (or group) application role assignments that you configured on the source, reconfigure single sign-on (SSO), and so on. |
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