Hi Joachim
This is roughly what we did ~15 months ago:
1. make a copy of the MySQL DB (postgresdb in your case)
2. copy the complete galaxy directory to the new server (make sure you
keep the path)
3. point the new galaxy server to the DB copy and start it (different
port number)
-> due to the higher Python version, news eggs were downloaded
-> all python code was re-compiled
4. test the new server (while the old one is still in use)
5. stop the old server
6. rsync ~/galaxy_dist/database/files/
7. point the new galaxy server to the 'live' DB and re-start it
Obviously, this is won't be a 'fresh' Galaxy install.
If you want to start from a new download of the galaxy distribution, the
amount of work (eg: merging of configuration files) depends on the
existing modifications you have made. If you have only a few, the
copy/merge of the: universe_wsgi.ini and tool_conf.xml files
plus a copy of the database/ and tools/ directory might be
sufficient...or you need to look into the tool-data/ directory, the
datatypes_conf.xml file, etc, etc....but you can test all this while the
new server is already running in parallel to the current server.
Regards, Hans
On 06/12/2012 01:14 PM, Joachim Jacob wrote:
Hi all,
I am looking for instructions to migrate users, configuration and data
to other Galaxy machine. I have a production Galaxy, with users,
histories, pages, data libraries, configured tool panel, running on a
postgresdb. I want to move this information to a fresh Galaxy install
(same version as production) on another machine.
Is this feasible to do without much hassle? I am thinking about a
merge/sync of configuration files and dumping and creating the
postgresdb,... Has anyone experience with this and a check list for this?
The idea is that the user should have no clue that Galaxy is on a new
machine: all data, tools, histories, etc... are there. Thanks for your
consideration.
Kind regards,
Joachim
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