Migrate disks into, out of, or between dedicated block storage clusters to isolate storage or retain disks before cluster expiration.
Prerequisites
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The dedicated block storage cluster is not in the expired state.
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The disk uses pay-as-you-go billing. To migrate a subscription disk, change its billing method first.
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The disk is in the In Use (In_use) or Unattached (Available) state.
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If the disk is attached to an ECS instance, the instance is in the Running (Running) or Stopped (Stopped) state, not in the Expired (Expired) state, and has no overdue payment.
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A snapshot is created to back up disk data.
Usage notes
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Disk performance may degrade during migration. Avoid peak business hours. See Block storage performance.
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Migration may fail due to insufficient resources.
Limitations
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Migration phase |
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Before migration |
A disk must meet all the following conditions. Otherwise, migration fails.
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During migration |
The following operations are not supported during migration:
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Billing
After migration, the disk billing method changes based on the scenario. See Billing for disk migration.
Procedure
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Go to the Dedicated Block Storage Cluster page.
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Log on to the Elastic Block Storage console.
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In the navigation pane, choose .
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In the upper-left corner of the page, select a region and resource group.
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Find the target cluster and click its cluster ID.
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On the cluster details page, click the Disk Management tab, and then click Migrate In or Migrate Out.
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Migrate In: Migrate disks from the public cloud or other clusters to this cluster.
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Migrate Out: Migrate disks from this cluster to the public cloud or other clusters.
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Select the disks to migrate and click OK.
Migration may take several hours, depending on throughput, storage size, and disk category.
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Check the migration progress in one of the following ways:
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On the Disk Management tab, verify the disk status is Migrating.
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Go to the Tasks page in the ECS console.
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Call the DescribeTaskAttribute API operation.
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