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HansA
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Migrate backups to new immutabliity mode

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Prior to version 8 immutable M365 backups required 2 buckets on S3 object storage (one with versioning and one without). With v8 we should be able to use only one bucket. Is there a way to migrate the job from the old version to the new and eliminate the second bucket?
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Re: Migrate backups to new immutabliity mode

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Not yet. While I cannot give an ETA, we will be working on some sort of migration tool to make (for example) a non-immutable repository immutable. However, we need to rewrite objects in a different format so it is not as simple as copy / paste.

You will see migration tools from us appear step-by-step, starting with Jet DB to Object Storage repository, then Object Storage to Object Storage, then with different settings between the repositories and so on...
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Re: Migrate backups to new immutabliity mode

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Hi team,
Is there an ETA on this? Migrate the data to immutable repositories.

Thanks,
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Re: Migrate backups to new immutabliity mode

Post by Mildur »

Hi Hans

No ETA. First we have to release the new tool to migrate from local storage (jet-db) to non-immutable backup storage.
Migration to immutable targets is not expected soon.

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Fabian
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