Migrating Assets to CQ DAM
We are woking on migration of assets (only images) from flat file system (we will get files in folders) to CQ DAM. this is one time migration and the size of the data will be around 60 gb. Please...
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I can think of two approach (if you don't care about any special handling of image) 1) use WebDAV and put all asset in one instance2) use multiple CQ instance to upload asset using webdav and then...
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you could also directly create packages from your file system content (it's a bit cumbersome but it should work) and then either use vlt to copy the assets over or use package manager. Ruben
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@Ruben not sure but creating package from file system of raw image will have unprocessed asset (without metadata and rendition). unless there is a way to process asset directly in file system. Vlt...
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HI Ruben, Thanks for your quick reply. Yes Vault we though is a best option but we need to get the structure of the asset node in the file system itself. Vault itself is not creating the structure for...
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Hi Yogesh, We consider webdav approach also. It is working cool when we tried to upload some 20 to 30 assets but I am concernd whether it will with stand for 60gb of images. I am doubtful about the...
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I would second Yogesh's suggestion of webdav. I am under the impression that you need to use webdav to connect to: /var/dam/* Where you can then drag/drop a large volume of content in. While I haven't...
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