Hi,
I am very interested in migrating from amazon aws to Digital Ocean. We have recently configured Debian & a Software. Is it possible to completely transfer everything with the the exact configuration without having to go through a lot of trouble?
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How? Is there a tutorial available anywhere?
Yes.