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articles/operational-excellence/relocation-kubernetes-service.md

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 ## Redeploy with data migration
 
-AKS workloads that use local storage, such as persistent volumes, to store data or host database services within the cluster can be backed up on a source cluster and restored to a target cluster. You can perform backup and restoration by using a variety of OSS and paid-for tools such as [Velero](https://velero.io/), [TrilioVault](https://trilio.io/), and [Kasten K10](https://www.veeam.com/products/cloud/kubernetes-data-protection.html). 
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-The high-level steps are as follows:
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-1.  Deploy the container workload to the AKS cluster, which can be achieved in two ways:
-    - *Pull* Manifests are pulled from a repo and applied by a controller running within the cluster, known as a GitOps approach.
-    - *Push.* Manifests are pushed to the cluster using the Kubernetes API service and kubectl command line tool, either from a CI/CD pipeline or local workstation.
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-1. Install the backup tool in the source cluster and perform a backup of all cluster objects, volumes, deployments, etc. to an Azure storage account in the source region.
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-1. Create a storage account in the target region and copy the backup across from the source region.
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-1. Install the backup solution in the target cluster.
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-1. Restore the backup to the target cluster.
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+AKS workloads that use local storage, such as persistent volumes, to store data or host database services within the cluster can be backed up on a source cluster and restored to a target cluster. To learn how to perform backup and restoration, see [Back up Azure Kubernetes Service using Azure CLI](/azure/backup/azure-kubernetes-service-cluster-backup-using-cli).
 
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