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How to migrate from Digital Ocean to EC2
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I have a droplet on Digital Ocean that I want to migrate to AWS EC2. It is a Centos 7 server. Is there a simple way to do it?
I'd like to make an image of the droplet then somehow convert it to an AMI
amazon-ec2 centos7 migration amazon-ami digital-ocean
edited Jun 3 at 11:51
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asked Jun 2 at 12:35
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I have a droplet on Digital Ocean that I want to migrate to AWS EC2. It is a Centos 7 server. Is there a simple way to do it?
I'd like to make an image of the droplet then somehow convert it to an AMI
amazon-ec2 centos7 migration amazon-ami digital-ocean
edited Jun 3 at 11:51
asktyagi
521110
asked Jun 2 at 12:35
VietyankVietyank
1065
Digital Ocean confirms that they are unable to create and image that can be exported to AWS.
– Vietyank
Jun 4 at 2:58
add a comment |
I have a droplet on Digital Ocean that I want to migrate to AWS EC2. It is a Centos 7 server. Is there a simple way to do it?
I'd like to make an image of the droplet then somehow convert it to an AMI
amazon-ec2 centos7 migration amazon-ami digital-ocean
edited Jun 3 at 11:51
asktyagi
521110
asked Jun 2 at 12:35
VietyankVietyank
1065
I have a droplet on Digital Ocean that I want to migrate to AWS EC2. It is a Centos 7 server. Is there a simple way to do it?
I'd like to make an image of the droplet then somehow convert it to an AMI
amazon-ec2 centos7 migration amazon-ami digital-ocean
amazon-ec2 centos7 migration amazon-ami digital-ocean
edited Jun 3 at 11:51
asktyagi
521110
asked Jun 2 at 12:35
VietyankVietyank
1065
edited Jun 3 at 11:51
asktyagi
521110
asked Jun 2 at 12:35
VietyankVietyank
1065
edited Jun 3 at 11:51
asktyagi
521110
edited Jun 3 at 11:51
asktyagi
521110
edited Jun 3 at 11:51
asktyagi
521110
521110
asked Jun 2 at 12:35
VietyankVietyank
1065
asked Jun 2 at 12:35
VietyankVietyank
1065
asked Jun 2 at 12:35
VietyankVietyank
1065
1065
Digital Ocean confirms that they are unable to create and image that can be exported to AWS.
– Vietyank
Jun 4 at 2:58
add a comment |
Digital Ocean confirms that they are unable to create and image that can be exported to AWS.
– Vietyank
Jun 4 at 2:58
Digital Ocean confirms that they are unable to create and image that can be exported to AWS.
– Vietyank
Jun 4 at 2:58
Digital Ocean confirms that they are unable to create and image that can be exported to AWS.
– Vietyank
Jun 4 at 2:58
add a comment |
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Moving from cloud to cloud is not as easy as moving from physical computer to computer because you are dependent on the tools they provide. And most of them want to vendor lock you in.
What about a system backup and then restoring it on ec?
answered Jun 2 at 13:02
EarthMindEarthMind
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This is far from universally true, and depends heavily on which services you use and how you configured them. Not much vendor lock-in on raw EC2. If you're using something like Elastic Beanstalk it might be a bit more.
– ceejayoz
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Moving from cloud to cloud is not as easy as moving from physical computer to computer because you are dependent on the tools they provide. And most of them want to vendor lock you in.
What about a system backup and then restoring it on ec?
answered Jun 2 at 13:02
EarthMindEarthMind
7642921
This is far from universally true, and depends heavily on which services you use and how you configured them. Not much vendor lock-in on raw EC2. If you're using something like Elastic Beanstalk it might be a bit more.
– ceejayoz
Jun 3 at 13:01
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Moving from cloud to cloud is not as easy as moving from physical computer to computer because you are dependent on the tools they provide. And most of them want to vendor lock you in.
What about a system backup and then restoring it on ec?
answered Jun 2 at 13:02
EarthMindEarthMind
7642921
This is far from universally true, and depends heavily on which services you use and how you configured them. Not much vendor lock-in on raw EC2. If you're using something like Elastic Beanstalk it might be a bit more.
– ceejayoz
Jun 3 at 13:01
add a comment |
Moving from cloud to cloud is not as easy as moving from physical computer to computer because you are dependent on the tools they provide. And most of them want to vendor lock you in.
What about a system backup and then restoring it on ec?
answered Jun 2 at 13:02
EarthMindEarthMind
7642921
Moving from cloud to cloud is not as easy as moving from physical computer to computer because you are dependent on the tools they provide. And most of them want to vendor lock you in.
What about a system backup and then restoring it on ec?
answered Jun 2 at 13:02
EarthMindEarthMind
7642921
answered Jun 2 at 13:02
EarthMindEarthMind
7642921
answered Jun 2 at 13:02
EarthMindEarthMind
7642921
answered Jun 2 at 13:02
EarthMindEarthMind
7642921
7642921
This is far from universally true, and depends heavily on which services you use and how you configured them. Not much vendor lock-in on raw EC2. If you're using something like Elastic Beanstalk it might be a bit more.
– ceejayoz
Jun 3 at 13:01
add a comment |
This is far from universally true, and depends heavily on which services you use and how you configured them. Not much vendor lock-in on raw EC2. If you're using something like Elastic Beanstalk it might be a bit more.
– ceejayoz
Jun 3 at 13:01
This is far from universally true, and depends heavily on which services you use and how you configured them. Not much vendor lock-in on raw EC2. If you're using something like Elastic Beanstalk it might be a bit more.
– ceejayoz
Jun 3 at 13:01
This is far from universally true, and depends heavily on which services you use and how you configured them. Not much vendor lock-in on raw EC2. If you're using something like Elastic Beanstalk it might be a bit more.
– ceejayoz
Jun 3 at 13:01
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Digital Ocean confirms that they are unable to create and image that can be exported to AWS.
– Vietyank
Jun 4 at 2:58