Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that you found the video detailed and helpful. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, please put your comments. Your feedback is greatly appreciated, and I'm here to help to clear tech topics.
Thanks for the explanation. A question, at minute 18:24 of the video you select the destination network. In my drop-down menu, the "internal management" option does not appear, how is it possible to enable it?
"internal management" network was available in my VMware environment. There may be some chances that you are facing one of the below mention issue: 1) your VMware account doesn't have admin permission. 2) Network will be available with different name. If you are performing the activity on office environment, then you have to check these details with your VMware team.
Good tutorial, thanks! I've a little issue: when I deploy the M2VM in my vmware host, I'm not able to assign an IP address and the vm hasn't an address. How can connect to the vm without the credential? I've a private key but I can't connect to the vm because it hasn't an IP address. Any suggestion?
you have created the firewall rule in different GCP project , and migrating the VM in different GCP project , are you using Shared VPC for those GCP project ?
In GCP cloud SQL, support is for mysql, ms-sql and postgres, then can we do this migration for on-prem instances with tier-1 architecture having app and db in the same vm with mongodb or any other db?
Google Cloud SQL provides managed database services for MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQL Server, but it doesn't offer support for MongoDB or other NoSQL databases. Therefore, if you have an on-premises architecture with MongoDB or another database that isn't supported by Google Cloud SQL, you'll need to consider alternative migration options. Google Cloud offers Firestore and Firebase Realtime Database for NoSQL use cases, but these might have different data models and use cases compared to MongoDB. You might also consider setting up MongoDB on a Compute Engine instance or using a managed MongoDB service from another provider. If your application relies heavily on MongoDB-specific features, you might need to refactor your application code to work with the chosen database system. This could involve changes to data models, queries, and application logic. In summary, while Google Cloud SQL doesn't support MongoDB, you can still migrate your on-premises architecture with MongoDB to Google Cloud using alternative database services. However, this migration might require significant effort in terms of data migration, application refactoring, and adjustments to your architecture. Be sure to carefully plan and execute each step to ensure a successful migration.
Yes, you can migrate for more Information ref. the below mention link www.googlecloudcommunity.com/gc/Infrastructure-Compute-Storage/Migration-Tools-from-Huawei-Cloud-to-GCP/m-p/636745#:~:text=CloudEndure%20offers%20a%20robust%20migration,and%20offers%20continuous%20data%20replication.
How can I migrate all VMs which are running in 1 vcenter in different gcp projects, like dev vms to dev gcp project & prod vms to prod gcp project . Do I need to deregister m4c to register with another gcp project OR I can register m4c with multiple gcp projects ?
Excellent explanation in detail.. possible can you do video on migration assessment before migration to cloud...And expecting more videos from your end..good job.. possible share your email id thanks...
bro I wanna asked related ssh-public key. so do I need to create ssh public key in gcp vm or vmware vm ? I really confuse about this part ? because I didn't want to use putty
At the first time when you are trying to access gcp VM that particular time you have the two ways to access a node either via ssh or IAP. if you are not defining a pre created ssh key at the time of creating the VM over the gcp then you have to create a ssh key at the first time when you are trying to access a node on gcp. for more information refer the below links: cloud.google.com/compute/docs/connect/add-ssh-keys cloud.google.com/compute/docs/connect/ssh-using-iap
Please make a video on the migration assessment from on-prem to cloud like startzone and possible share your mail id for any clarification to contact you thanks
Im having a issue from 29mins. After copying the url from putty to the browser I get an error" Authorization Error Error 400: invalid_request The version of the app you're using doesn't include the latest security features to keep you protected. Please make sure to download from a trusted source and update to the latest, most secure version." How do I fix this?
I’m sorry for late response. There may be some chances that you are trying to do this practical inside your organisation over there some proxy related issue your are facing. If this is not a case then let me know. You can connect me over the email which is mentioned in description
@@cloudtech2708 this is the error i am getting while creating Authorization code "Sign in with Google Authorization Error Error 400: invalid_request The version of the app you're using doesn't include the latest security features to keep you protected. Please make sure to download from a trusted source and update to the latest, most secure version."
