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

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- (Optional) Collect the Infrastructure as code (IaC) templates or scripts with which you provisioned the source AKS cluster.
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- Collect the Kubernetes manifests in order to re-create the application workload within the target cluster
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- Collect the Kubernetes manifests in order to re-create the application workload within the target cluster.
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>Evaluate a GitOps approach to workload deployment where Kubernetes configuration manifests are stored in a git repo and automatically applied by a GitOps operator running within the cluster, such as [Flux](https://fluxcd.io/). A GitOps approach makes re-deploying workloads to different clusters as simple as installing the GitOps controller and pointing it at the repo.
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1. To ensure that the new cluster performs as anticipated, perform testing and validation.
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1. Change your public DNS entries to point to the external ingress IP of the target cluster (Azure Public Load Balancer IP or Application Gateway Public IP).
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1. Change your public DNS entries to point to the external ingress IP of the target cluster (Azure Public Load Balancer IP or Application Gateway Public IP).
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1. A deployment using global load-balancing solution such as Azure DNS or Azure Traffic Manager needs to add the
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1. A deployment using global load-balancing solution such as Azure DNS or Azure Traffic Manager needs to add the region to the configuration.
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## Redeploy with data migration
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1. Restore the backup to the target cluster.
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## Cleanup
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## Related content
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