So I am currently running 3 servers on EC2 with total of 3 cores. And 4 GB for the main server and 1 gb each for the dns servers. The bill doesn't make any sense to me paying 70 ish $ a month. I decided to move to dedicated server. I installed proxmox. The problem is i just can't find an easy way to image the EC2 which have centos 7 cloudlinux converted and cpanel on it. I just want to take that system iso boot it in proxmox and boom. Idk it might be too much to ask. I really need help. I need to image or clone the ec2 and boot it into my proxmox. The ec2 using EBS so I can use Amazon migrating tool. Any idea?
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AWS VM export has several limitations.
Instead, create new instances on Proxmox, and do a restore of your data from backup.
When you only have EBS snapshots, attach them to a temporary EC2 instance. Do a file based backup, your own scripts or third party data protection software.
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