Скачать или смотреть IICS Tutorial_6 Migration of small mapping from IPC TO IICS

A migration project from Informatica PowerCenter (IPC) to Informatica Intelligent Cloud Services (IICS) involves transitioning your existing on-premises PowerCenter workflows, mappings, and configurations to the cloud-based IICS platform. This migration is often undertaken to leverage the scalability, flexibility, and advanced features offered by IICS. Here's what it typically entails:

Assessment and Planning:

Evaluate your existing PowerCenter environment, including workflows, mappings, dependencies, and integrations.
Determine the scope of the migration project, including which workflows and components will be migrated to IICS.
Assess compatibility and identify any potential challenges or areas requiring special attention during the migration process.
Develop a detailed migration plan outlining timelines, resources, and migration approach.
Environment Setup:

Set up the necessary environments in IICS, including development, testing, and production environments.
Configure connections to relevant data sources and targets in IICS, ensuring connectivity to the systems that will be involved in the migrated workflows.
Conversion of PowerCenter Components:

Convert PowerCenter mappings, workflows, sessions, and other components to their equivalent counterparts in IICS.
Use tools provided by Informatica or manual methods to convert PowerCenter objects to IICS-compatible formats.
Address any differences or limitations between PowerCenter and IICS functionality during the conversion process.
Data Migration:

Migrate metadata, configuration settings, and any necessary reference data from PowerCenter to IICS.
Depending on the migration strategy, migrate historical data from on-premises systems to cloud-based data stores or applications.
Testing:

Conduct thorough testing of migrated workflows and components in the IICS environment.
Verify that converted mappings and workflows behave as expected and produce the intended results.
Perform integration testing to ensure seamless interaction between IICS components and other systems or applications.
Optimization and Enhancement:

Identify opportunities to optimize migrated workflows and take advantage of advanced features available in IICS.
Enhance migrated components to leverage cloud-native capabilities such as serverless computing, auto-scaling, and elastic resources.
User Training and Adoption:

Provide training and documentation to users and administrators on using and managing workflows in the IICS environment.
Foster adoption of IICS by demonstrating its benefits and advantages over PowerCenter.
Deployment and Go-Live:

Deploy migrated workflows and components to the production environment in IICS.
Coordinate with stakeholders to ensure a smooth transition from PowerCenter to IICS.
Monitor the performance and stability of migrated workflows post-deployment and address any issues promptly.
Post-Migration Support:

Provide ongoing support and maintenance for migrated workflows and the IICS environment.
Continuously optimize and refine workflows based on feedback and evolving business requirements.
Documentation and Knowledge Transfer:

Document the migration process, including lessons learned, best practices, and troubleshooting guidelines.
Transfer knowledge to internal teams or external partners involved in managing and maintaining the IICS environment.
By following these steps, organizations can successfully migrate from Informatica PowerCenter to Informatica Intelligent Cloud Services, enabling them to modernize their data integration infrastructure and harness the benefits of cloud computing.