A team migrates a self-managed on-premises database to the cloud in two stages: first uploading backup files to OSS and importing into ApsaraDB RDS as a validated staging layer, then migrating from RDS to OceanBase for distributed scalability and high availability — forming a complete on-prem → OSS → RDS → OceanBase modernization pipeline.
A team migrates a self-managed on-premises database to the cloud in two stages: first uploading backup files to OSS and importing into ApsaraDB RDS as a validated staging layer, then migrating from RDS to OceanBase for distributed scalability and high availability — forming a complete on-prem → OSS → RDS → OceanBase modernization pipeline.
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See _combos/migrate-on-prem-db-to-cloud-with-search-ff2027.
See _combos/migrate-self-managed-db-to-rds-via-oss-30c08e.
See _combos/migrate-db-to-rds-and-add-elasticsearch-search-bbb777.
Q: How do I migrate an on-premises database to OceanBase using RDS as a staging layer? A: You migrate an on-premises database to OceanBase by first uploading backup files to OSS and importing them into ApsaraDB RDS as a staging layer, then migrating from RDS to OceanBase. This two-stage process forms a complete modernization pipeline that provides distributed scalability and high availability.