Posts Tagged ‘migration’
TL;DR If you’re migrating between hosting services that both use Cloudflare then don’t be surprised when you see the old site after cutting over DNS to the new provider. Your request is going into the new IP, but being served from the old cache. The old provider needs to be de-provisioned so that Cloudflare can […]
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Tags: ACME, CDN, certificate, CloudFlare, DNS, hosting, Kinsta, migration, O2O, Orange-to-Orange, tls, web, Webflow, website
5 6 7 Rs of Cloud Migration
I mentioned the 5 Rs in The Application Portfolio Manager a couple of years ago, and I’m returning to them as they’ve been coming up fairly frequently, and also they’ve become the source of some confusion. 5 Rs The original[1] 5 from Gartner’s Five ways to migrate applications to the cloud (penned by my awesome […]
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Tags: cloud, migration, Rs
TL;DR The Administrator setup for Google Apps Migration guide makes things look pretty straightforward, but it’s much, much more complicated. What should be just a couple of check boxes turned out to be a twisty turny journey through hidden menus littered across distant parts of the administrators console. Background The move from CohesiveFT to Cohesive Networks […]
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Tags: API, email, gapps, google, Google Apps, howto, IMAP, mail, migration, Outlook
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