a month ago
I've created several systems and now want to connect them to work together. Ideally, they should all be in the same project, but currently, they're spread across multiple projects. I considered consolidating them by adding all the different GitHub services into one project and deleting the other projects. However, my concern is about storage. I'm unsure how to transfer everything without causing issues. Is there a way to do this safely?
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a month ago
There is no built-in way to move individual services from one project to another. To consolidate, you would need to create new services in the target project (connecting the same GitHub repos), re-add your environment variables, and set up new volumes. Volumes cannot be transferred between projects, so any persistent data (e.g., databases) would need to be backed up and restored into the new services. Note that services within the same project can communicate over private networking, which is often the main benefit of consolidating.
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a month ago
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