02 June,2011 by Tom Collins
The database design includes the Logical Application Architecture and Physical deployment model
Detail |
Source |
Target |
Host name |
<source_host_name> |
<target_host_name> |
Location |
<source_location> |
<target_location> |
Vendor |
<source_vendor> |
<target_vendor> |
Model |
<current_hardware model> |
<target_hardware model> |
RAM |
Allocated |
Planned |
CPU type |
RISC/INTEL |
RISC/INTEL |
CPU count |
<count> |
<count> |
Server class |
windows\linux\unix |
windows\linux\unix |
Server classsize |
Large\medium\small |
Large\medium\small |
Migration type |
Details |
Details |
Virtualisation status |
Yes\No |
Yes\No |
Secured zone? |
No\Yes (Name of Zone) |
No\Yes (Name of Zone) |
Shared Environment? |
No\Yes (Name) |
No\Yes (Name) |
HA Model |
Active\Active,Active\Passive,Load Balance |
Active\Active,Active\Passive,Load Balance |
DR model |
Active\Active,Active\Passive |
Active\Active,Active\Passive |
DR partner location |
Location |
Location |
Devices Attached |
Printer,Solid State Drive |
Printer,SSD |
OS |
OS with version |
Target OS |
Server Role |
dev\test\prod\DR |
dev\test\prod\DR |
There are significant decisions for data centre management and migration decisions . I will post further checklists
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