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server migration utility
Telcontar120
RapidMiner Certified Analyst, RapidMiner Certified Expert, Member Posts: 1,635 
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It would make life a lot easier for RapidMiner Server admins if there was some kind of migration tool to allow you to migrate existing settings, extensions, connections, users, repository content, and everything else from one server instance to another with just a few clicks.
Ideally this would be some kind of utility done via the existing Server web interface, so the admin could log into the Server and simply select the option to export a complete Server configuration as some kind of data file (or maybe even the underlying Server database).
Then you would launch a fresh new Server, log in, and then select the option to restore an existing Server configuration by uploading a file or pointing to a Server db, also done entirely via the web interface.
This should work with any type of Server, including on-prem as well as VM (like AMIs).
A tool like this would make upgrading Server much less of a pain, and it would also make using the VMs much more functional. Currently a severe limit of the VM option (both BYOL and PAYG) is the difficulty involved in upgrading/migrating from one version to another without losing a lot of information or spending a lot of time migrating it manually.
Ideally this would be some kind of utility done via the existing Server web interface, so the admin could log into the Server and simply select the option to export a complete Server configuration as some kind of data file (or maybe even the underlying Server database).
Then you would launch a fresh new Server, log in, and then select the option to restore an existing Server configuration by uploading a file or pointing to a Server db, also done entirely via the web interface.
This should work with any type of Server, including on-prem as well as VM (like AMIs).
A tool like this would make upgrading Server much less of a pain, and it would also make using the VMs much more functional. Currently a severe limit of the VM option (both BYOL and PAYG) is the difficulty involved in upgrading/migrating from one version to another without losing a lot of information or spending a lot of time migrating it manually.
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