> MySQL data will be taken from the last bundle. You don't need to
> transfer it yourself.
> Of course, I'd recommend you to backup substantial data before migrating.

Is there any way to make a mysql instance pull a specific bundle? My
thinking is that I could create an entirely new farm, with a mysql EBS
instance, and have it take the mysql data from the most recent bundle
of the other farm. Then, I could simply change the farm the
application points at and minimise downtime.

M.
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