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#* Arbutus Cloud: Under Project -> API Access -> Download OpenStack RC File (use the OpenStack RC File (Identity API v3) option. | #* Arbutus Cloud: Under Project -> API Access -> Download OpenStack RC File (use the OpenStack RC File (Identity API v3) option. | ||
# Copy the OpenStack RC files to the migration host ''cloudmigration.computecanada.ca''. Use your Compute Canada credentials for access. | # Copy the OpenStack RC files to the migration host ''cloudmigration.computecanada.ca''. Use your Compute Canada credentials for access. | ||
# Open two SSH sessions to the migration host: One for the legacy cloud and one for the new cloud. We recommend that you use the <code>screen</code> command in your sessions to maintain them in case of SSH disconnections. (Consult the many [https://www.google.com/search?q=screen+ssh screen tutorials] available on the Internet if you have never used screen before.) In your legacy SSH session, source the RC file (<code>source oldcloudrc.sh</code>) from the legacy cloud, and in the other SSH session, source the RC file from the new cloud (<code>source newcloudrc.sh</code>). Test your configuration by running a simple openstack command, e.g. <code>openstack list</code> | # Open two SSH sessions to the migration host: One for the legacy cloud and one for the new cloud. We recommend that you use the <code>screen</code> command in your sessions to maintain them in case of SSH disconnections. (Consult the many [https://www.google.com/search?q=screen+ssh screen tutorials] available on the Internet if you have never used screen before.) In your legacy SSH session, source the RC file (<code>source oldcloudrc.sh</code>) from the legacy cloud, and in the other SSH session, source the RC file from the new cloud (<code>source newcloudrc.sh</code>). Test your configuration by running a simple openstack command, e.g. <code>openstack volume list</code> | ||
# Migrate SSH keys: | # Migrate SSH keys: | ||
#* Using the Horizon dashboard on West Cloud, navigate to Access & Security -> Key Pairs. Click on the name of the key pair you want and copy the public key value. | #* Using the Horizon dashboard on West Cloud, navigate to Access & Security -> Key Pairs. Click on the name of the key pair you want and copy the public key value. | ||