GCP Project Migration

To migrate a GCP project, use the migrate-gcp-project.sh script to export and import Cloud SQL databases, GCS buckets, and container images from the old project to the new one. It executes an end-to-end workflow covering APIs, data, and deployments.

Copying Terraform configurations and CI/CD secrets during a GCP project migration involves updating Terraform variables and GitHub secrets to point to the new project ID. The migration script applies these deployment updates as part of its multi-phase workflow.

Yes, you need gcloud for authentication and access to both projects, Docker for handling container images, and psql for database operations. The migration script relies on these dependencies to execute the end-to-end Cloud Run and database transfer.

Yes, this automated migration script is ideal for production migrations where infrastructure and code must be moved with minimal downtime. It ensures a consistent state by handling APIs, storage, databases, and deployment configurations systematically.

The migration requires gcloud authentication and access to both the old and new projects. While it automates APIs, Cloud SQL, GCS, and container images, users should review troubleshooting tips and best practices to handle any project-specific configuration edge cases.

Yes, the GCP project migration script handles API enablement in the new project. It applies this as part of its comprehensive, multi-phase workflow before proceeding with data export, import, and deployment updates.