Azure Web Services migration instructions

To migrate your Azure Web Services (AWS) instance, follow the steps below:

1. Upgrade your on-premises environment to 2023.4 or skip this step if you are already in version 20223.4 or later. More details are available in step one from Migrating from On-premises to Cloud.
2. Create a new SQL Server database instance with collate Latin_1_General_CI_AS in Amazon RDS.
3. In your cloud environment, create a new tenant (it'll be referred to as the cloud tenant from this point onward). Take note of the tenant key as it will be needed later on.
4. Run the UiPath’s Orchestrator Migration Tool to migrate Orchestrator data from on-premises tenant to the cloud tenant. After this step is complete, navigate to the Orchestrator page and verify that all folders, including classic folders, machines, and queue are migrated to cloud.
   Note: If some entities (Processes, Queues, etc.) are missing on cloud, you should manually create them with your on-premises names. If you don’t create missing entities, it will be assumed they have been deleted and proceed accordingly.
5. Migrate your Insights DB to the new SQL Server.
6. It's required to have migrated at least the following 7 tables:
   • dbo.__MigrationHistory
   • dbo.JobEvents
   • dbo.Jobs
   • dbo.Jobs
   • dbo.QueueItemEvents
   • dbo.QueueItems
   • dbo.RobotLogs
   • dbo.Tenants
   Note: Make sure the Collation of the DB is Latin1_General_CI_AS.
7. Connect to your database and verify that the required tables are present.
8. Ask UiPath for a list of IP addresses to add to the allow list. In the Connectivity & security tab, create a new security group and add these inbound IP addresses to the group.
9. Send a migration request via the customer portal with the following information:
   • The AzureSQL connection string.
   • The TenantKey of the on-premises tenant.
   • The TenantKey of the cloud tenant.
   • The Tenant Name of the cloud tenant
   • The Organization Name of the cloud environment.
   • The region of the cloud tenant.