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Migrating a Linux VM
This topic describes how to migrate VMs to a GKE cluster running
in the Cloud , to Anthos clusters on VMware ,
or to Anthos clusters on AWS .
To perform the migration, use a processing cluster you created with the
steps in Installing Migrate to Containers .
Note:
For complete step-by-step tutorials on the migration process, see:
The tutorial to move the example
Bank of Anthos
service and database from a VM to a GKE environment, with no code changes.
The hands-on labs:
Add a migration source .
You start a migration by configuring a source that represents the source platform
from which you will be migrating. If you already have a source from a
previous migration and the VMs you're migrating are from the same source, you can re-use it.
Create a migration .
Create the migration plan that you then review and customize before executing the migration.
Customize your migration plan .
Edit the migration plan for your specific requirements before execuing the migration.
Execute the migration .
Execute the migration to extract the container
artifacts, including the container image and Dockerfile. Use these
artifacts to deploy the container to your testing environment or to production.
Monitor the migration .
Monitor the progress of a migration and inspect migration activity logs.
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Last updated 2022-08-11 UTC.
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