- Add comprehensive documentation in botbook/ with 12 chapters - Add botapp/ Tauri desktop application - Add botdevice/ IoT device support - Add botlib/ shared library crate - Add botmodels/ Python ML models service - Add botplugin/ browser extension - Add botserver/ reorganized server code - Add bottemplates/ bot templates - Add bottest/ integration tests - Add botui/ web UI server - Add CI/CD workflows in .forgejo/workflows/ - Add AGENTS.md and PROD.md documentation - Add dependency management scripts (DEPENDENCIES.sh/ps1) - Remove legacy src/ structure and migrations - Clean up temporary and backup files
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Automation Scripts
High-level approaches to automate migration from cloud services to self-hosted infrastructure.
Overview
Migration automation focuses on using existing tools and scripts to move data from cloud providers to your self-hosted stack.
Common Tools
File Transfer
- rclone: Universal cloud storage migration tool
- rsync: Traditional file synchronization
- wget/curl: API-based downloads
Email Migration
- imapsync: IMAP to IMAP migration
- offlineimap: Email backup and sync
- getmail: POP3/IMAP retrieval
Directory Services
- ldapsearch/ldapadd: LDAP export/import
- csvde: Active Directory CSV export
- PowerShell: AD automation scripts
Migration Approach
1. Assessment
- List what needs migration
- Estimate data volumes
- Identify dependencies
2. Tool Selection
- Match tools to data types
- Consider API availability
- Evaluate bandwidth needs
3. Execution
- Start with test data
- Run in batches
- Monitor progress
4. Validation
- Compare source and destination
- Check data integrity
- Test functionality
General Principles
- Start small, scale up
- Keep source data intact
- Document the process
- Have a rollback plan
Next Steps
- Common Concepts - Shared migration patterns
- Validation - Testing migrated systems