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Example: Insurance Data Models

Example: Insurance Data Models

Migrate Your Data to MongoDB

Now that you have simplified your data model into five collections, you can migrate your data from PostgreSQL to MongoDB Atlas.

Before You Begin

This task is the final step of the insurance data model example tutorial. Before you migrate your data, ensure you have access to a MongoDB Atlas cluster with dbAdmin permissions on the new database to where you will migrate the data.

Steps

Create a new migration job

In the top navigation bar, navigate to the Data Migration tab and click Create migration job. This opens the New Migration Job modal.

Select the source database

Click Use a saved connection and select your PostgreSQL database from the drop-down menu. After you input your username and password, click Connect.

Input information for your destination database

Fill in the connection information for your MongoDB Atlas deployment and click Connect. Ensure that you specify the database where you want to migrate your data.

Review Migration Options

In this example, we will leave all options as default. This will migrate our data in Snapshot mode, which loads all your data at once.

After you review the options, click Review Summary

Click Start

In the Review Summary stage, click Start to begin the migration job. The migration can take a couple of minutes.

Once ready, Relational Migrator displays the the COMPLETED tag in the Snapshot stage card. You can now connect to your database and view how all your data loaded in MongoDB Atlas or Compass.

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