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#: <code>glance image-download --progress --file <filename> <image-id></code> | #: <code>glance image-download --progress --file <filename> <image-id></code> | ||
# In the Arbutus Cloud session on the migration host, upload the image (replace <filename> with the name from the previous step; <image-name> can be anything) | # In the Arbutus Cloud session on the migration host, upload the image (replace <filename> with the name from the previous step; <image-name> can be anything) | ||
#: <code>glance image-create --progress --visibility private --container-format bare --disk-format qcow2 --name < | #: <code>glance image-create --progress --visibility private --container-format bare --disk-format qcow2 --name <imagename> --file <filename></code> | ||
# You can now create a volume from the uploaded image. In the Arbutus Cloud web UI, navigate to Compute -> Images. The uploaded image from the previous step should be there. In the drop down menu for the image, select the option ''Create Volume'' and the volume will be created from the image. The created volume can then be attached to instances or used to boot a new instance. | # You can now create a volume from the uploaded image. In the Arbutus Cloud web UI, navigate to Compute -> Images. The uploaded image from the previous step should be there. In the drop down menu for the image, select the option ''Create Volume'' and the volume will be created from the image. The created volume can then be attached to instances or used to boot a new instance. | ||
# Once you have migrated and validated your instances and volumes, and once all associated DNS records updated, please delete your old instances and volumes on the legacy West Cloud. | # Once you have migrated and validated your instances and volumes, and once all associated DNS records updated, please delete your old instances and volumes on the legacy West Cloud. | ||