Migrating Combinational Deployment Application from Azure App Service to Docker Multi-Container

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This article outlines the steps to migrate a combinational deployment application, which includes Bold BI and Bold Reports, from Azure App Service to a Docker multi-container environment.

1. Download App Data

Navigate to the Azure storage account used for the application.
Download the app_data folder from the storage account.

2. Deploy Combinational Deployment on Docker

Follow the documentation to deploy the combinational deployment in the Docker environment. You can find the necessary deployment files here.
For SSL configuration, refer to the SSL configuration documentation.
Note: There is no need to perform the startup once the container is up and running.

3. Stop the Container

Use the following command to stop the container:
```
docker-compose down
```

4. Replace App Data

Navigate to the application mount location.
Remove the existing files and folders.
Replace them with the downloaded app_data folder and files from the Azure storage account (Step 1) to the Docker mount location used for the application.

5. Start the Container

After replacing the app data, run the following command to start the container:
```
docker-compose up -d
```

6. Update DNS or IP Address

Once the container is up and running, update the new DNS/IP on UMS administration page.
Navigate to the UMS administration page at {DNS}/ums/administration.
Update the DNS/IP and enable the checkbox.
After updating the new IP/DNS, save the changes.
Restart the application using the following command.
```
docker-compose down
docker-compose up -d
```

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Written by Sivanesan Saravanan

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