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Migration succeeds when scope is clear

The safest path into Nubis is usually phased. Start by understanding the workloads, dependencies, data, networking expectations, and operational owners involved before moving anything.

A practical migration sequence

1

Inventory the current environment

List servers, databases, object storage, networking rules, domains, CI/CD paths, and dependency relationships.
2

Design the target landing zone

Decide which Nubis organization, projects, VPCs, storage services, and access patterns the workload will use.
3

Migrate the least risky workload first

Begin with a non-critical service or a production replica so the team can validate tooling and runbooks safely.
4

Run validation and rollback planning

Test connectivity, performance, monitoring, and recovery steps before wider cutover.
5

Cut over deliberately

Move traffic only after the team agrees that the workload, data, and support model are ready.

What to validate during migration

  • Instance sizing and performance expectations
  • Disk layout and backup coverage
  • Private networking, firewall, and load-balancer behavior
  • Object storage endpoints, access keys, and application configuration
  • Billing ownership and spend visibility after cutover

Migration starting points