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Setting up your account
Creating your account
Planning your migration
Migration Overview
Migrating From IBM Classic Cloud to IBM cloud VPC
Editing Your Migration Workspace
Creating a VPC From Scratch
Using Templates to Create Your VPC
Ongoing Management
Managing and Editing your VPC
Connecting Your New and Old Environments
Transit Gateways
Overview
VPC+ DRaaS
Getting Started
Supported Migration Use Cases
Setting up Migrators
Setup Migrators for Content Migration
Migration Process
Database Migration
Migration Completion
Completing the Migration Process
Getting Started with VPC+ DRaaS
Learn More About DRaaS
About VPC+ DRaaS
Introduction
Prerequisites for VPC+ DRaas
IBM Cloud Virtual Private Cloud and IKS & OpenShift Clusters
Disaster Recovery
Taking a backup of your VPCs
Restore your IKS Clusters
Restoring IKS Cluster Backups
IBM Power VS
Overview
Your cloud migration process will consist of the following steps:
To use VPC+ by Wanclouds, you will first need to sign up for an account. You can learn how to do that here.
In order for VPC+ to access details of your existing environment, you must add your Cloud account information. Read the full guide here.
After you sign up for a VPC+ account and add your Cloud accounts, the VPC+ tool can discover your current infrastructure resources that can be migrated. More details can be found here.
VPC+ creates a workspace based on your existing environment where you can add, delete, and edit any section of your environment before migrating. Learn how to edit your workspace here.
VPC+ lets you either provision your entire environment or select the components that you want to provision, allowing you to migrate the rest at a later time. Read more on provisioning here.
Once you have provisioned your new environment, you should validate your new environment to ensure it has migrated successfully and production-ready. You can validate your new environment by logging into your cloud portal and checking if all resources are available in the new environment.