Apply a SourceProvider .yaml to create a migration source.
When you apply a Migration .yaml to create a migration resource, you must specify the name of the SourceProvider in the Migration .yaml.
The SourceProvider .yaml has the following format:
apiVersion: anthos-migrate.cloud.google.com/v1beta2
kind: SourceProvider
metadata:
name: migration-source-name
spec:
<--- For migrate from Compute Engine --->
gce:
project: project-name
<-- See below for more on this service account. --->
serviceAccount:
secretRef:
name: secret-name
namespace: v2k-system
<--- For migrate to Compute Engine from AWS/Azure/VMware --->
migrateForCE:
management:
address: manager-ip-address
cloudDetails:
platform: aws | azure | vmware
name: Name of the source, as configured in Migrate for Compute Engine
cloudExtension: ID or name of the Migrate for Anthos extension
password:
<-- Password for your Migrate for Compute Engine management server. --->
secretRef:
name: secret-name
namespace: v2k-system
<--- For on-prem migration --->
localVmware:
address: vCenter-DNS-or-IP
< -- The credentials for a user that has permission to access the vCenter. --->
username: username
password:
secretRef:
name: secret-name
namespace: v2k-system
Migrating from Compute Engine
You must create a service account with the necessary permissions. See Creating a service account for using Compute Engine as a migration source for more.
You then create the secret using the command:
kubectl create secret generic secret-name -n v2k-system --from-file=gcp-sa=path-to-json-key-file