Is it possible to migrate from Misskey Docker v13.13.1 to FoundKey? #396
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Hi, I'd like to migrate from Misskey to FoundKey.
However, the migration guide assumes a "bare metal" installation.
Does anyone know if the migration guide can be adapted with the docker installation?
My idea would be to backup the whole misskey folder, copy the redis and pgsql folders as-is to the new foundkey docker folder and use the FoundKey docker-compose.yml
I'd then start the docker stack and try to run the migration within the foundkey-container.
Do you think that could work? Is there maybe already someone who did it successfully?
Best regards
Laura
Disclaimer: I've not tried to do a Misskey v13 to Foundkey migration so take this advice with a grain of salt.
You'll need to first revert any migrations from after Misskey v12.111.1 as well before migrating to FoundKey.
I would advise doing a full backup first though since I'm not sure if there'll be any data loss (and how much) from undoing a lot of migrations. We've diverged a lot from Misskey.
You'll probably want to open a shell in the container with
docker compose exec web sh
first so that it's easier to run those commands. Once inside, the revert stuff should be the same as in the migration guide.Then you can copy the redis/pgsql folders over as well as the
files
directory which contains any uploaded media. Then follow the update instructions from the docker install guide.Technically it is probably possible, but I am neither knowledgeable about Docker, nor have I kept up much with what Misskey has been doing.
As norm already noted there may be some data lost if you migrate. Since as I said I do not know what Misskey has been doing (and doing so would be quite a lot of work) I cannot really advise you on which if any data could be lost in the process.
Hm somewhere along the migration reverts something doesnt work as expected:
Guess ima roll back and try again sometimes later
We documented the process of migrating from Mk v13 to Calckey -- this may also help with Foundkey. https://calckey.org/docs/en/migrating/