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Currently lxd-to-incus refuses to migrate clusters.
That's because there's a fair bit more synchronization involved with migrating a cluster as opposed to a standalone system.
For clusters, we'll need to:
Confirm that all cluster members are currently online
Show the list of machines that will need to be migrated
Have the user confirm that they wish to migrate their cluster
Generate a single database patch to be run by the initial migrated server
Provide a command line flag to lxd-to-incus for the remaining servers which will bypass all validation and just do the data migration. This is needed as once we start shutting down LXD, we won't be able to talk to it again from the remaining servers.
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I need to migrate a cluster from LXD to Incus, so I was planning on taking anything you may have done and tweak that to get it to behave with my cluster, getting the result into Incus and hopefully it will work for others too!
@stgraber I have not been able to work on this due to personal issues. However I am keen to get this done, so will it be fine if I turn it in by the end of this week?
Currently
lxd-to-incus
refuses to migrate clusters.That's because there's a fair bit more synchronization involved with migrating a cluster as opposed to a standalone system.
For clusters, we'll need to:
lxd-to-incus
for the remaining servers which will bypass all validation and just do the data migration. This is needed as once we start shutting down LXD, we won't be able to talk to it again from the remaining servers.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: