# Migrate One Local Managed Cluster to MongoDB Atlas **POST /api/atlas/v1.0/groups/{groupId}/liveMigrations** Migrate one cluster that Cloud or Ops Manager manages to MongoDB Atlas. Please make sure to [validate](#tag/Cloud-Migration-Service/operation/validateMigration) your migration before initiating it. You can use this API endpoint for push live migrations only. Your API Key must have the Organization Owner role to successfully call this resource. **NOTE**: Migrating time-series collections is not yet supported on MongoDB 6.0 or higher. Migrations on MongoDB 6.0 or higher will skip any time-series collections on the source cluster. ## Servers - https://cloud.mongodb.com: https://cloud.mongodb.com () ## Authentication methods - Service accounts - Digest auth ## Parameters #### Path parameters - **groupId** (string) Unique 24-hexadecimal digit string that identifies your project. Use the [/groups](#tag/Projects/operation/listProjects) endpoint to retrieve all projects to which the authenticated user has access. **NOTE**: Groups and projects are synonymous terms. Your group id is the same as your project id. For existing groups, your group/project id remains the same. The resource and corresponding endpoints use the term groups. #### Query parameters - **envelope** (boolean) Flag that indicates whether Application wraps the response in an `envelope` JSON object. Some API clients cannot access the HTTP response headers or status code. To remediate this, set envelope=true in the query. Endpoints that return a list of results use the results object as an envelope. Application adds the status parameter to the response body. - **pretty** (boolean) Flag that indicates whether the response body should be in the prettyprint format. ## Body parameters Content-type: application/json One migration to be created. - **destination** (object) Document that describes the destination of the migration. - **dropEnabled** (boolean) Flag that indicates whether the migration process drops all collections from the destination cluster before the migration starts. - **migrationHosts** (array[string]) List of migration hosts used for this migration. - **sharding** (object) Document that configures sharding on the destination cluster when migrating from a replica set source to a sharded cluster destination on MongoDB 6.0 or higher. If you don't wish to shard any collections on the destination cluster, leave this empty. - **source** (object) Document that describes the source of the migration. ## Responses ### 201: Created #### Body Parameters: application/json (object) - **_id** (string) Unique 24-hexadecimal digit string that identifies the migration job. - **lagTimeSeconds** (integer(int64) | null) Replication lag between the source and destination clusters. Atlas returns this setting only during an active migration, before the cutover phase. - **migrationHosts** (array[string]) List of hosts running MongoDB Agents. These Agents can transfer your MongoDB data between one source and one destination cluster. - **readyForCutover** (boolean) Flag that indicates the migrated cluster can be cut over to MongoDB Atlas. - **status** (string) Progress made in migrating one cluster to MongoDB Atlas. `NEW`: Someone scheduled a local cluster migration to MongoDB Atlas. `FAILED`: The cluster migration to MongoDB Atlas failed. `COMPLETE`: The cluster migration to MongoDB Atlas succeeded. `EXPIRED`: MongoDB Atlas prepares to begin the cut over of the migrating cluster when source and destination clusters have almost synchronized. If `"readyForCutover" : true`, this synchronization starts a timer of 120 hours. You can extend this timer. If the timer expires, MongoDB Atlas returns this status. `WORKING`: The cluster migration to MongoDB Atlas is performing one of the following tasks: - Preparing connections to source and destination clusters. - Replicating data from source to destination. - Verifying MongoDB Atlas connection settings. - Stopping replication after the cut over. ### 400: Bad Request. #### Body Parameters: application/json (object) - **badRequestDetail** (object) Bad request detail. - **detail** (string) Describes the specific conditions or reasons that cause each type of error. - **error** (integer(int32)) HTTP status code returned with this error. - **errorCode** (string) Application error code returned with this error. - **parameters** (array[object]) Parameters used to give more information about the error. - **reason** (string) Application error message returned with this error. ### 401: Unauthorized. #### Body Parameters: application/json (object) - **badRequestDetail** (object) Bad request detail. - **detail** (string) Describes the specific conditions or reasons that cause each type of error. - **error** (integer(int32)) HTTP status code returned with this error. - **errorCode** (string) Application error code returned with this error. - **parameters** (array[object]) Parameters used to give more information about the error. - **reason** (string) Application error message returned with this error. ### 403: Forbidden. #### Body Parameters: application/json (object) - **badRequestDetail** (object) Bad request detail. - **detail** (string) Describes the specific conditions or reasons that cause each type of error. - **error** (integer(int32)) HTTP status code returned with this error. - **errorCode** (string) Application error code returned with this error. - **parameters** (array[object]) Parameters used to give more information about the error. - **reason** (string) Application error message returned with this error. ### 404: Not Found. #### Body Parameters: application/json (object) - **badRequestDetail** (object) Bad request detail. - **detail** (string) Describes the specific conditions or reasons that cause each type of error. - **error** (integer(int32)) HTTP status code returned with this error. - **errorCode** (string) Application error code returned with this error. - **parameters** (array[object]) Parameters used to give more information about the error. - **reason** (string) Application error message returned with this error. ### 500: Internal Server Error. #### Body Parameters: application/json (object) - **badRequestDetail** (object) Bad request detail. - **detail** (string) Describes the specific conditions or reasons that cause each type of error. - **error** (integer(int32)) HTTP status code returned with this error. - **errorCode** (string) Application error code returned with this error. - **parameters** (array[object]) Parameters used to give more information about the error. - **reason** (string) Application error message returned with this error. 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