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SGLEZMARQUEZ
Contributor II
Contributor II

Migrar Qlik a Azure

Buenas tardes,

para migrar qlik de un servidor fisico a Azure es necesario desinstalar e instalar Qlik? El servidor en Azure es una replica exacta del fisico.

Gracias,

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Dana_Baldwin
Support
Support

Hi @SGLEZMARQUEZ 

Yes, in order to run Qlik Replicate, the software installer must be run.

In addition, if you want to run the same tasks & configuration, you will need to either import a server level configuration file, or move the data directory to the new server. Please see this link for more information:

How to Move the Data Directory to a Different Repl... - Qlik Community - 1962033

To export / import the server level JSON file:

Please export the JSON file by opening a command prompt run "as administrator" and CD to \Program Files\Attunity\Replicate\Bin.

If Replicate is hosted on Linux: open a terminal then type the following before you continue:
source ./arep_login.sh

Then run:

repctl exportrepository include_server_settings=true

Or if on Windows and your data directory is not in the default location, run:

repctl -d "YOURDATADIR" exportrepository include_server_settings=true

The file replication_definition.JSON will be generated in the ..data\imports directory.

Copy the file to the same location on the new server.

Open a command prompt run "as administrator" and CD to \Program Files\Attunity\Replicate\Bin.

If Replicate is hosted on Linux: open a terminal then type the following before you continue:
source ./arep_login.sh

Then run:

repctl importrepository

Or if on Windows and your data directory is not in the default location, run:

repctl -d "YOURDATADIR" importrepository

If you use this method, you will need to re-enter all the passwords for your endpoints, and to start your existing tasks by a timestamp as you will not be able to resume them from where they stopped on the previous server.

I hope this helps!

Thanks,

Dana

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SGLEZMARQUEZ
Contributor II
Contributor II
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Thank you vey much. Very clear

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Dana_Baldwin
Support
Support

Hi @SGLEZMARQUEZ 

Yes, in order to run Qlik Replicate, the software installer must be run.

In addition, if you want to run the same tasks & configuration, you will need to either import a server level configuration file, or move the data directory to the new server. Please see this link for more information:

How to Move the Data Directory to a Different Repl... - Qlik Community - 1962033

To export / import the server level JSON file:

Please export the JSON file by opening a command prompt run "as administrator" and CD to \Program Files\Attunity\Replicate\Bin.

If Replicate is hosted on Linux: open a terminal then type the following before you continue:
source ./arep_login.sh

Then run:

repctl exportrepository include_server_settings=true

Or if on Windows and your data directory is not in the default location, run:

repctl -d "YOURDATADIR" exportrepository include_server_settings=true

The file replication_definition.JSON will be generated in the ..data\imports directory.

Copy the file to the same location on the new server.

Open a command prompt run "as administrator" and CD to \Program Files\Attunity\Replicate\Bin.

If Replicate is hosted on Linux: open a terminal then type the following before you continue:
source ./arep_login.sh

Then run:

repctl importrepository

Or if on Windows and your data directory is not in the default location, run:

repctl -d "YOURDATADIR" importrepository

If you use this method, you will need to re-enter all the passwords for your endpoints, and to start your existing tasks by a timestamp as you will not be able to resume them from where they stopped on the previous server.

I hope this helps!

Thanks,

Dana

SGLEZMARQUEZ
Contributor II
Contributor II
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Thank you vey much. Very clear