Migrating a Kubernetes Application From Google GKE to Oracle OKE
RackWare SWIFT Demo
RackWare SWIFT is a converged disaster recovery, backup, and migration solution that seamlessly moves applications from one container platform to any other, across Oracle Cloud, Google Kubernetes Engine, IBM OpenShift, Azure Kubernetes Service, and Amazon Web Services. In this demo, a WordPress website deployed on a GKE cluster is migrated to an Oracle Kubernetes Engine (OKE) cluster.
What's demonstrated:
The discovery phase, where RackWare SWIFT collects the metadata of both the source and target container environments by adding each cluster from the cluster administration page and selecting its cloud type.
The replication phase, where SWIFT rediscovers both clusters, takes snapshots of the source volumes, deploys its tripod on source and target, syncs the data, and replicates all source objects onto the target, then confirms the migrated WordPress site running on OKE.
Recurring sync, which automatically identifies and collects only the data added or changed on the source and migrates it to the target, shown by adding a post on the source and seeing it appear on the target.
Creating disaster recovery policies for recurring syncs, including a pass-through sync every 30 minutes, and applying a policy either to an already completed replication or to a brand new sync job, including across multiple sync jobs at once.
Learn more:
SWIFT container replication, backup, and DR: https://www.rackwareinc.com/post/rackware-swift-container-replication-backup-and-dr
RackWare for containers, introduction and overview: https://www.rackwareinc.com/post/rackware-for-containers-introduction-and-overview
RackWare and Oracle: https://www.rackwareinc.com/solutions/cloud-environments/rackware-and-oracle
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