Defining Your Replication Settings

Following the successful launch of AWS Application Migration (MGN), we plan to start restricting the CloudEndure MigrationThe CloudEndure solution that allows you to move data, applications, and other business elements from an onsite network or a cloud environment to another physical location or cloud environment. service starting June 30, 2022. Learn more.

Prior to using the CloudEndure solution you will need to define the Replication SettingsIn the Console UI, a set of settings affecting the data replication process, including Replication Servers subnet and IP, data throttling, use dedicated replicator, use multiple connections, etc. for the AWS cloud. This section provides an overview for defining the Replication SettingsIn the Console UI, a set of settings affecting the data replication process, including Replication Servers subnet and IP, data throttling, use dedicated replicator, use multiple connections, etc. for the AWS cloud, including defining your SourceThe location of the Source machine; Currently either a specific Region or Other Infrastructure. infrastructure, defining your TargetThe location where the Replication Server will be located and where Target machines will be created (as a result of Test, Cutover or Recovery). infrastructure, defining your Replication ServersThe CloudEndure Machine to which Staging Disks are attached and to which data is replicated; launched on the Target location., and defining optional cloud-specific settings such as VPN and proxy usage.

Replication SettingsIn the Console UI, a set of settings affecting the data replication process, including Replication Servers subnet and IP, data throttling, use dedicated replicator, use multiple connections, etc. can be set both ProjectA Project is the basic organizational unit for running a CloudEndure solution.-wide and individually for each machineA physical or virtual computer. or group of machines.

Contents

• Project vs. Machine Replication Settings
• Defining Replication Settings for AWS