Duplicate a WEM env on another server
Hi,
we have an old WEM env which we want to be a duplicate of the current env we have.
We have patched the old WEM env to match the current env, but we now need to transfer the database and static files across.
We are thinking of just taking a dump of the current database and then loading it into the old env, and also zipping up the entire static files dir (file_source and perhaps others) from the current env, and unzipping on the old server.
Will this work? We believe it should be ok as the static files would match those identified in the database, but not sure if we are missing something.
thanks
Cris
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Hey Cris,
It is possible, however workload depends on how the environment was configured in first place. We have numerous production environments provisioned using cloning and that includes clusters, loadbalancers etc.
Before you start moving files make a complete dump of your WEM config space. Things to consider:
Rtsvcs – hard coded hosts or fqdn names
WEM – referenced hosts names, listeners, proxies
Regards,
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Subject: Duplicate a WEM env on another serverPosted by Merodio, Cris On 06/23/2016 12:15 AM
Hi,
we have an old WEM env which we want to be a duplicate of the current env we have.
We have patched the old WEM env to match the current env, but we now need to transfer the database and static files across.
We are thinking of just taking a dump of the current database and then loading it into the old env, and also zipping up the entire static files dir (file_source and perhaps others) from the current env, and unzipping on the old server.
Will this work? We believe it should be ok as the static files would match those identified in the database, but not sure if we are missing something.
thanks
Cris
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This sounds like a use case that maps to the WEM Motion or WEM Transfer Tool applications.
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Subject: RE Duplicate a WEM env on another serverPosted by Seredyn, Andrew On 06/23/2016 05:04 AM
Hey Cris,
It is possible, however workload depends on how the environment was configured in first place. We have numerous production environments provisioned using cloning and that includes clusters, loadbalancers etc.
Before you start moving files make a complete dump of your WEM config space. Things to consider:
Rtsvcs – hard coded hosts or fqdn names
WEM – referenced hosts names, listeners, proxies
Regards,
AndyFrom: eLink Entry: Discussion Group - Web Experience Management [mailto:v7webcontentmanagement@elinkkc.opentext.com]
Sent: 23 June 2016 05:17
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Subject: Duplicate a WEM env on another serverPosted by Merodio, Cris On 06/23/2016 12:15 AM
Hi,
we have an old WEM env which we want to be a duplicate of the current env we have.
We have patched the old WEM env to match the current env, but we now need to transfer the database and static files across.
We are thinking of just taking a dump of the current database and then loading it into the old env, and also zipping up the entire static files dir (file_source and perhaps others) from the current env, and unzipping on the old server.
Will this work? We believe it should be ok as the static files would match those identified in the database, but not sure if we are missing something.
thanks
Cris
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