Local Atom Migration
Last updated Wed Aug 03 2022
This recipe acts as a guide to migrate from one local atom to another, which includes:
- Updating the destination atom name, hostname and purge settings.
- Migration of the process schedules and Listener statuses.
- Migration of the persisted properties.
- Migration of the Atom counter.
- Use of error handling to roll back changes if the migration fails at any point.
Overview:
A Local Boomi Atom is a single-tenant, single-node AtomSphere runtime engine installed on your local network to access the local resources (file read/write, database, on-premise applications or servers) reachable within the network.
As your company learns of new requirements, you may need to move from one local atom to another or from a Boomi Cloud Atom to a local atom.
This solution provides you a seamless way to execute this migration. By making use of the atmosphere API, we automate all the parts of the migration process.
This solution serves as a checklist of all the things you need to migrate when you are migrating fromone atom to another.
Within a matter of minutes, you can migrate from one local atom to another, also migrating all the atom settings, process schedules, listener statuses, persisted properties and atom counter.
This automation not only saves you time, it also helps you avoid any manual errors.
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