Studio Manager to Evolve Migration - Automate_Studio_Manager - Latest

Automate Studio Manager Migration Guide

Product type
Software
Portfolio
Integrate
Product family
Automate
Product
Automate > Automate Studio Manager
Version
Latest
ft:locale
en-US
Product name
Automate Studio Manager
ft:title
Automate Studio Manager Migration Guide
First publish date
2018
ft:lastEdition
2024-02-16
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2024-02-16T10:31:20.160000

As a Studio Manager customer beginning a migration to Evolve, you have an active development, staging, or production environment within Studio Manager. In addition, your users have Studio Developer and Studio Runner licenses.

After you add the new Evolve activation code and complete the migration, your users will have Studio Developer, Studio Runner, and Standard User licenses. The Studio Manager licenses will be invalid and Evolve licenses will be assigned to your users; user roles and permissions will remain the same.

Studio Manager customer who is on 20.3 and want Evolve with upgrade to 24.0, In that case Customer will first migrate in 20.3 version itself from Studio manager to Evolve and then upgrade to 24.0 version.

Planning

We recommend planning a minimum of four-hours for the migration. Ideally, migrations are scheduled over a weekend to allow for unanticipated issues such as a rollback.

Process

  1. Find your Studio Manager licenses and SKUs in Salesforce.

  2. From within Salesforce, submit a request to Winshuttle for Evolve licenses. Winshuttle then create a license order for Evolve.

  3. From within Studio Manager, add the Evolve activation code. Winshuttle then deactivates the Studio Manager licenses and creates new Evolve licenses. You can then decide whether your users will be assigned to the new Evolve licenses manually or automatically. Please see below for instructions for each of those options.

Manual License Assignment

If you require complete control over license assignments, assign users manually.

Follow these steps, which apply to both offline and online activation:

1. Use the license admin credentials to activate the activation code.

Note: The former Studio Manager activation code is displayed on the Licenses - Activate page in Evolve. And, Studio Manager licenses are not displayed anywhere in Evolve.

2. Prior to starting the transition from Studio Manager to Evolve, the Admin exports all users from Studio Manager – in CSV format.

3. Users are then moved from Studio Manager to Evolve without licenses. In Evolve, user settings such as credentials, roles, and permissions remain as they were in Studio Manager.

4. In the CSV file, the Admin updates license and license type fields as required for their use of Evolve. The Admin can opt to update roles and permissions.

5. After the license migration is complete, the Admin imports the CSV file into the Evolve set up.

6. The CSV file import process transfers both unchanged and updated licenses into Evolve.

7. If you need to add new users via the import process, you must add them using a separate CSV file. [Do not use the CSV file you exported from Studio Manager.]

Note: Notes: If there are fewer licenses in Evolve than there were in Studio Manager, licenses in Evolve are assigned to users alphabetically by last name. This is true for users of all types, including license admins and license owners. Licenses for license owners must be manually migrated.

Automatic License Assignment

If the number of licenses you require in Evolve is either the same as or greater than the number you required in Studio Manager, select automatic license assignment. Users will be automatically assigned licenses in Evolve upon migration.

If you require fewer licenses in Evolve than you required in Studio Manager, revoke the user licenses you will not need in Evolve; ensure that you revoke them prior to the start of the migration.

Follow these migration steps, which apply to both offline and online activation:

1. If you require more licenses in Evolve than you had in Studio Manager, the license admin is assigned a license automatically with the same credentials, roles, and permissions they had in Studio Manager. For the new additional (new) Evolve licenses, the license admin’s credentials are used to activate the activation code.

Note: The former Studio Manager activation code is displayed on the Licenses - Activate page in Evolve. And, Studio Manager licenses are not displayed anywhere in Evolve.

2. When your migration process is underway, selectAutomatic license assignment and click Continue.

3. All users and user licenses, roles, and permissions will be migrated from Studio Manager to Evolve.

4. Users without a license assignment will move to Evolve with their roles and permissions intact.

Note: Notes: License owners remain the same as they were in the Studio Manager set up. If there are fewer licenses in Evolve than there were in Studio Manager, licenses in Evolve are assigned to users alphabetically by name. This is true for users of all types, including license owners and license admins. Example: In Studio Manager, user “Arundhati” had 10 licenses and user “Zander” had 20 licenses. In Evolve, there are only 15 licenses total; 10 are assigned to Arundhati and the remaining 5 are assigned to Zander.

5. You will receive an email confirming that the migration has started, and an email confirming that the migration is complete.

Activation codes – status descriptions

Activation code status

Status description

Created

The activation code has been added, and the code has not yet entered the MSMQ.

ProcessingStarted

The activation code has entered the MSMQ and processing has started.

XMLDownloaded

A call has been made to Connect Online when in online mode, and XML has been downloaded.

ErrorDownloadingXML

A call has been made to Connect Online and downloading XML from Connect causes an error.

ValidationInProgress

The customer Connect account validation has been successfully completed for new and existing customers.

ValidationFailed

The customer Connect account validation failed for new or existing customers.

ProvisioningInProgress

Licenses in the activation code are being processed and added to the system.

Errored

A processing job failed.

Completed

For automatic license assignment migrations, license creation and assignment has been completed.

FailedToQueue

An activation code failed to reach the MSMQ.

LicenseFileTemperedOrInvalid

The license file or the licenses in the CSV file are tempered or invalid. Or, Connect has thrown an unknown error.