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migrating on-demand Sugar to EC2

sophie sun

Hi everyone there,

Could you please help with migrating on-demand Sugar to EC2? Please bear with me, I'm quite new for Sugar and struggling...

With the help with one expert last time, now I can have a local sugar instance using vagrant and on-demand backup.

But the performance is too slow for me, so we decided to move to ec2.

And I used to think that I just install Apache2, MySQL,PHP,Elasticsearch etc. on EC2, and copy all the configuration files to the EC2 instance.

Then I can have my sugar. But actually I didn't get one...

I did some search and couldn't find proper instruction. I also post the question to the community.

Any suggestion for this migration?

Thank you very much!

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    Hello Sophie
    Migration on Cloud is the right decision. Nevertheless, if you have an issue with performance, it will be a good idea to define this issue's root and eliminate it totally or partially. Otherwise, you will risk not get the performance improvement at all or face significant growth of expenses.

    When migrating from on-premise to cloud, pay attention to integration, file processing, and custom bulk operations if presented in your current Sugar. On cloud instances, Integration and file processing is possible only through API usage: no direct access to files or DB. If it's, these customizations will require re-programming to be ported on a cloud.

    I hope it will help you.
    If you need help with a performance audit, let me know.

    Integroscrm.com
    We make work in Sugar
    more convenient and efficient

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    Hello Sophie
    Migration on Cloud is the right decision. Nevertheless, if you have an issue with performance, it will be a good idea to define this issue's root and eliminate it totally or partially. Otherwise, you will risk not get the performance improvement at all or face significant growth of expenses.

    When migrating from on-premise to cloud, pay attention to integration, file processing, and custom bulk operations if presented in your current Sugar. On cloud instances, Integration and file processing is possible only through API usage: no direct access to files or DB. If it's, these customizations will require re-programming to be ported on a cloud.

    I hope it will help you.
    If you need help with a performance audit, let me know.

    Integroscrm.com
    We make work in Sugar
    more convenient and efficient

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