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Can we migrated exisiting VM from DigitalOcean to GCP or AWS ??

Posted August 19, 2019 8.8k views
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Hi Team,

Just wanted to know that is it possible to migrate existing DigitalOcean VM’s to AWS or GCP or any other Cloud platform.

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MattIPv4 August 19, 2019

Hi there @sagarpatil,

We do not have the native ability to migrate Droplets outside our platform.
Unfortunately, we also really don’t have any straightforward instructions on how to migrate a Droplet to a new host.

However, we do have a 3 part tutorial series which covers most of the things in terms of migrating a Linux server. Whilst this is not Droplet specific is should be a good starting point if you are ever needing to migrate hosts.

https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorial_series/how-to-migrate-to-a-new-linux-server

Hope that helps!
- Matt.

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  • smartlist November 5, 2020

    Hi Matt,

    Since your answer above have any docs been written on migrating a Droplet to a new host. I would really like to run Droplet locally on my laptop using VMware and then update it from the original when needed. Is this possible with Digital Ocean tools or any third party tools?

    Thanks,
    David

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