InstanceSync.sh - Migrating an Instance from One Place to Another.

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This Utility Moves a LIVE System to an other System. This application will work on All Linux systems using RSYNC. This script was built for Migrating Rackspace Cloud Servers from one instance to another. However, you can migrate what ever you want.

The use cases : Migrating from one provider to another Cloning an instance Upgrading Infrastructures Setting up Geographic Redundancies

What I have tested Rackspace Instances from XenClassic To XenServer Rackspace Instances from XenServer to Open Cloud powered by OpenStack Rackspace Instances from XenClassic To Open Cloud powered by OpenStack Amazon EC2 to the Rackspace Cloud KVM to Rackspace Cloud

You can get the script from my gihub page at : https://github.com/cloudnull/InstanceSync

Drop me a line if you have questions.

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