- What's New
- Function Overview
- Service Overview
- Getting Started
- User Guide
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Best Practices
- Overview
- Automatically Checking for and Retrying Failed Migration Tasks
- Best Practices for Service Cutover
- Special Migration Scenarios
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Migration from Other Clouds to Huawei Cloud
- Migrating Data Between Huawei Cloud OBS Buckets
- Migrating Data from Huawei Cloud PFS to Huawei Cloud OBS or Between PFS Systems
- Migrating Data from Alibaba Cloud OSS to Huawei Cloud OBS
- Migrating Data from Tencent Cloud COS to Huawei Cloud OBS
- Migrating Data from UCloud US3 to Huawei Cloud OBS
- Migrating Data from Kingsoft Cloud KS3 to Huawei Cloud OBS
- Migrating Data from QingCloud QingStor to Huawei Cloud OBS
- Migrating Data from Google Cloud Storage to Huawei Cloud OBS
- Migrating Data from Amazon S3 to Huawei Cloud OBS
- Migrating Data from Azure Blob Storage to Huawei Cloud OBS
- Migrating Data from HTTP/HTTPS Sources to Huawei Cloud OBS
- Configuring Synchronization Requests on Source Platforms
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Migrating Archived Data
- Migrating Archived Data in Huawei Cloud OBS
- Migrating Archived Data in Alibaba Cloud OSS
- Migrating Archived Data in Tencent Cloud COS
- Migrating Archived Data in Kingsoft Cloud KS3
- Migrating Archived Data in UCloud US3
- Migrating Archived Data in Amazon S3
- Migrating Archived Data in Azure Blob Storage
- Other Migration Scenarios
- Change History
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API Reference
- Before You Start
- API Overview
- Calling APIs
- Getting Started
- APIs V2 (Recommended)
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Out-of-Date APIs
- Querying the API Version
- Creating a Migration Task
- Deleting a Migration Task
- Restarting a Migration Task
- Stopping a Migration Task
- Modifying a Traffic Limiting Rule
- Querying All Migration Tasks of a Tenant
- Querying the Total Number of Migration Tasks of a Tenant
- Querying Migration Tasks by Task IDs
- Querying Quotas of a Tenant
- Appendix
- Change History
- SDK Reference
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FAQs
- Question Summary
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Product Consulting
- When Do I Need to Perform Pre-migration Evaluation Before Creating Migration Tasks?
- How Do I Migrate OBS Bucket Data from One Region to Another?
- How Do I Migrate the OBS Bucket Data from One Account to Another?
- How Do I Migrate Data from Multiple Source Buckets to a Single OBS Bucket on Huawei Cloud?
- How Do I Migrate Data in the Root Directory?
- How Does Migration Affect My Source Data? What Are the Impacts on Migration If the Source Data Changes?
- How Do I Change the Storage Path of a Migrated Object?
- How Does OMS Ensure Data Consistency If Data Is Continuously Written to OBS?
- How Do I Obtain Required Permissions for the Source and Destination Platform Accounts?
- How Do I Review the Objects Migrated in a Migration Task?
- How Do I Review the Objects Migrated in a Migration Task Group?
- How Do I Review the Objects Migrated in a Synchronization Task?
- Can I Migrate Data in a Specified Period Using a Synchronization Task?
- Can OMS Only Migrate the Data Generated After a Specified Time?
- Can OMS Filter the Data to Be Migrated by Suffix?
- Does OMS Support Batch Bucket Migration?
- What Is the Storage Class of Archive Data Migrated to the Archive Destination Bucket?
- What Are the Application Scenarios of Migration Tasks and Migration Task Groups?
- If I Delete an Object from the Source Bucket, Will the Corresponding Object in the Destination Bucket Be Deleted?
- How Does OMS Ensure Data Consistency Between the Source and Destination Buckets?
- Why Is the Total Number or Size of Objects in the Destination Bucket Inconsistent with Those in the Source Bucket After the Migration?
- How Does Migration Affect Data in the Destination Bucket?
- Why Are the Migration Progress and the Transmitted Data Volume 0 After the Migration Is Complete?
- How Do I Choose Storage Classes?
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Migration Constraints
- What Are the Constraints on Migrating Data to a Parallel File System with OMS?
- What Are the Restrictions on Migrating Data in a Parallel File System?
- How Do I Fix the Error "Destination bucket must be in the same region as OMS. Select a bucket that is located in region xxx, or change the OMS region to xxx" When I Create a Migration Task?
- How Do I Migrate Data from a Cloud Platform Not Supported by OMS?
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Migration Duration
- How Can I Learn the Speed of a Migration Task?
- Why Is the Migration Progress Not Changing Even Though the Transferred Volume Is Increasing?
- Why Is the Migration Speed Slow Sometimes?
- What Can I Do If the Migration Speed Is Slow and a Large Number of Objects Failed to Be Migrated During a Cross-Region Migration on Huawei Cloud?
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Exception Recovery
- What Can I Do If Migration Tasks Fail To Be Created After Evaluation?
- What Can I Do If the Migration Fails Because the Frequency of Accessing the Source Object Storage Exceeded the Upper Limit?
- What Can I Do If a Migration Task Fails?
- What Can I Do If a Migration Task Group Fails to Be Executed?
- What Can I Do If SMN Is Not Working Properly?
- What Can I Do If a Migration Task Fails Due to Inconsistent Encryption Status?
- What Can I Do If the Migration Task Failed Due to an Archive Data Read Failure?
- What Problems May I Encounter If CDN Is Enabled at the Source?
- What Do I Do If All Objects Whose Names Contain Slashes (/) Fail to be Migrated from Alibaba Cloud?
- How Do I Resolve the Error "Failed to access the object. Make sure that the object exists and you have the rights to access" When I Enter Object Prefixes?
- What Can I Do If Consistency Checks Fail During the Migration of Data in a Parallel File System?
- What Can I Do If the Migration Failed Because the Objects Cannot Be Downloaded from the Source Bucket?
- What Can I Do If a Migration Task Failed Due to Transmission Interruptions?
- Change History
- Videos
- General Reference
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Monitoring a Synchronization Task
Scenarios
After a synchronization task is started, you can view the synchronization progress and details at any time.
Procedure
- Sign in to the console and go to the OMS page.
- In the navigation pane on the left, choose Synchronization Tasks.
- Click the task ID and view the task progress. For details about the parameters, see Table 1.
Figure 1 View the monitoring data of a synchronization task
Table 1 Monitoring data of a synchronization task Parameter
Description
Requested Objects (This Month)
Specifies the number of objects covered by the synchronization requests received from the source platform this month.
Synced Objects (This Month)
- Synced
Specifies the number of objects that have been synchronized this month. You can view the list of synchronized object in the destination bucket.
- Failed
Specifies the number of objects that failed to be synchronized this month. You can view the list of failed objects in the destination bucket.
- Ignored
Number of objects that have been ignored this month. You can view the list of ignored objects in the destination bucket.
NOTE:
If there is an object in the destination bucket with the same name and size as one in the source bucket, but the last modification time of the destination object is later than that of the source object, the source object will be ignored during synchronization.
Synced Object Size (This Month)
Specifies the total size of objects that have been synchronized in this month.
Object Lists
OMS records objects that are successfully synchronized, failed to be synchronized, and are ignored in three separate lists and stores these lists in the destination bucket. You can use these lists to verify the numbers and names of the synchronized, failed, and ignored objects. For details, see Table 2.
Synchronization API URL
Specifies the address for receiving synchronization requests from the source platform. These requests will trigger data synchronizations. For details about the OMS synchronization API, see Creating a Synchronization Event.
Table 2 Object lists Object Type
Directory
List Content
Synced objects
oms/sync_task/Synchronization task ID/success_object_lists
Occurrence times (in local UTC), non-URL-encoded names of synchronized objects, and object sizes (in bytes)
Failed objects
- oms/sync_task/Synchronization task ID/failed_object_lists
For example, oms/sync_task/Synchronization task ID/failed_object_lists/oms-task-sync-test-20210107111623197_596
NOTE:
This directory stores the list of objects that failed to be synchronized during the migration.
- oms/sync_task/Synchronization task ID/failed_object_lists/creation_failures
For example, oms/sync_task/Synchronization task ID/failed_object_lists/creation_failures/1609833838031_5ff41d6e85e877149d44bb55_4.failed_list.txt
NOTE:
This directory stores the list of objects that fail to be migrated due to task creation failures. Task creation may fail if the account is in arrears, frozen, or does not have the required permissions.
Failure cause, occurrence times (in local UTC), URL-encoded and non-URL-encoded names of failed objects, and error codes returned by source SDKs
Ignored objects
oms/sync_task/Synchronization task ID/skip_object_lists
Occurrence times (in local UTC), non-URL-encoded names of ignored objects, and object sizes (in bytes)
Objects to be synchronized
oms/sync_task/Synchronization task ID/object_lists
Names of objects to be synchronized
NOTE:
OMS automatically records the names of objects to be synchronized covered by the received synchronization requests in .txt files, and stores the files in the oms/sync_task/Synchronization task ID/object_lists directory of the destination bucket.
NOTE:
The statistics displayed on the synchronization task details page are for reference only since they are delayed by about 1 hour.
- Synced
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