Need to migrate from shared cluster project to dedicated server - Restore n8n and PostgreSQL data

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?劉政衛DEVELOPER1d ago

Problem Description:

I have a project on a shared cluster (Jakarta, cgk1) that is currently inaccessible due to the decommissioning of the shared cluster. I need assistance in recovering the data from that project. Additionally, the old PostgreSQL instance was accidentally deleted.

Project Details:

Old Project ID: 68d3af14030e2df4a56a6c0a Old Project Name: n8n Old Project Region: Jakarta, Indonesia (cgk1) - Shared Cluster Old Project Environment ID: 68d3af1459ccf3857a37a468 Services in the old project:

PostgreSQL Service (Service ID: 68d3af14030e2df4a56a6c0b) - Status: SUSPENDED n8n Service (Service ID: 68d3af14030e2df4a56a6c0c) - Status: SUSPENDED New Project Information:

New Project ID: 69dfa14d554543d46b0f311d New Project Name: n8n-foria New Project Region: Tencent Tokyo 2C 2GB (Dedicated Server) New Project Environment ID: 69dfa14d5ae0a69725e92108 Requirements:

Migrate the old project to the new dedicated server Restore data in PostgreSQL (including all databases and tables) Restore n8n configuration and workflows Attempted Solutions:

Deployed new PostgreSQL and n8n instances in the new project The new instances are running correctly, but they lack the old data.

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Ppxw3504kDEVELOPER1d ago

I'm not sure if something changed, but my N8N service's PostgreSQL has crashed. I can't retrieve any data, and the service won't start.

I also bought a new server, but I can't clone the data over, and no one has replied to my post.

?藍奕誠DEVELOPER1d ago

Mine is down too ==.

Ppxw3504kDEVELOPER1d ago

Spending over ten dollars a month adds up to the cost of a high-quality overseas server per year. It feels like they are pushing us to migrate our servers.

?藍奕誠DEVELOPER1d ago

It's time to buy a Mac mini.

BCBohan ChenEMPLOYEE17h ago

Hello,

The cgk1 shared cluster previously experienced a service outage due to the disk capacity reaching its limit, which affected PostgreSQL and other services in that region. We have fixed this issue, and the disk space has been restored to normal.

Regarding your data recovery and migration needs, please check your Dashboard to see if your services have resumed operation. If PostgreSQL still fails to start or if there are any data anomalies, please reply with the specific error messages, and we will assist you.

We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience caused by this service interruption.

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