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Enterprise content migration

A migration changes more than the location of files. It can also change identities, permissions, workflows and the systems that consume content. Use this collection to define the scope, agree acceptance evidence and decide where a temporary bridge is useful.

Decisions to clarify

What must be understood before moving content?

Inventory the source content, metadata, access rules and downstream integrations. Record exceptions early and give each unresolved decision an owner. Document counts are one reconciliation measure, not a complete definition of success.

When is federation useful?

Federation can provide a common access layer while repositories remain separate. Evaluate the ongoing operating costs, permission mapping and query behavior, and define an exit condition when federation is intended as a temporary bridge.

What makes a cutover ready?

Agree the checks for content retrieval, permissions and dependent workflows. Rehearse the intended sequence and rollback approach using representative data. Confirm retention and disposition decisions with the content owners before excluding material.

Recommended reading order

  1. How to approach a version upgrade with a SQL to MongoDB data migration

    Explore a migration that also changes the underlying storage model.

    “How do we migrate Nuxeo from a SQL database to MongoDB?” This question comes up a lot and while it’s a complex topic that depends very much on the project, I think it’s very useful to lay out a few things to consider and steps on how to approach this migration.

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