Story #5178
Updated by ttereshc over 5 years ago
Users can submit a Migration Plan in JSON format. The structure of the JSON as well as values in it need to be validated: - check that structure is correct and only expected fields are present - check that pulp2 optionally validate plugins which need to be migrated and corresponding pulp 3 plugins are installed - optionally check resources a Migration Plan refers to ( if a plugin exists in Pulp2, if resources exist in Pulp 2). Consider using https://github.com/Julian/jsonschema which is among recommended project for JSON schema validation https://json-schema.org/implementations.html#validators Example of a Migration Plan <pre> { "plugins": [ { "type": "iso", # it should be a pulp2 type "content": true, "protection": true, # migrate any content protection available for all repos "repositories" : [ { "name": "foo", "pulp2_repository_id": "my_repo_id to use to find an importer to migrate" # optional? "repository_versions": [ { "pulp2_repository_id": "idA", "distributor_ids": ["id1", "'id2"] # optional? "protection": ["distibutor_id1"] # content protection migration is only needed for the specfied distributor(s) }, { "pulp2_repository": 'idB', "distributor_ids": ['id3''] }, ] } ] }, { "type": "docker", "content": true, } ] } </pre> For use cases and examples of a Migration Plan, see https://etherpad.net/p/pulp-2to3-migration