Tag: move

Migrate GCP VM to another network

Posted on by Ulysses

Here are the steps how to migrate a GCP VM from one network to another. It involves recreating the instance in that network.

  1. Find the VM. Click the ‘Create Similar’ button.
  2. Select the new network. Save Network. Everything else should stay the same.
  3. Don’t click Create, but get the ‘Create Similar’ command line script only. Click Cancel after.
  4. Make sure to edit the hostname. GCP appends a ‘-1’ at the end of hostname.
  5. Edit VM to keep all disks. Delete VM. Make sure to preserve boot drive.
  6. Run the ‘Create Similar’ command line script you capture to create new VM in the new network.
  7. The new VM will be based on golden image.
  8. Stop VM. Swap new disks with old disks.
  9. Start VM.
  10. Done.

Migrate EFS to another VPC

Posted on by Ulysses

Migrating a EFS from one VPC to another is quite simple. There’s no need to delete it. Just click on “manage file systems access” and remove all mount targets and Save. Once the targets are removed, you can choose another VPC from the dropdown. Once a VPC is selected. Add the subnets and security groups. Save and you are done!

Subversion Move

Posted on by Ulysses

Subversion Move is a command that renames a file in either in the local working directory or directly in the repository. You can invoke the move command from Terminal like this example below.

svn move foo.c bar.c
svn move http://repository/project/trunk/foo.c \ 
    http://repository/project/trunk/bar.c 
    -m "Place comment here."