Migrations into Grafana and between Grafana setups: legacy alerting and Angular plugins, imported alert rules, collectors, databases, platforms and consolidated instances.
Moving dashboard alerts and notification channels to Grafana Alerting on 10.4 before going to 11: preview versus simple upgrade, channels that do not convert, the clean_upgrade option and what rollback restores.
Finding dashboards that still depend on AngularJS plugins, using the automatic migrations for Graph and Table-old, updating or replacing third-party plugins, and testing dashboards before Angular support disappears.
Converting data source-managed alert rules into Grafana-managed rules with the Alerting UI, mimirtool or cortextool: unsupported options, sequential evaluation, permissions and running both side by side during cutover.
Replacing Grafana Agent Static with Alloy: alloy convert and its report, settings that do not convert, running a Static configuration directly as a stopgap, and the cutover order for fleets of hosts.
Why production and high availability need MySQL or PostgreSQL instead of the default SQLite file, how teams plan the move of dashboards, users and alert state, and how to verify nothing was lost.
Replacing legacy API keys used by scripts and CI with service accounts and tokens: per-organization scope, token expiry limits, the None role for least privilege and rotating tokens without downtime.
Moving an existing Grafana from a VM to Kubernetes: externalizing the database first, persistent volumes and provisioning directories, plugins, ingress and root_url, and cutting over without breaking OAuth callbacks.
Merging team-owned Grafana servers into one managed instance: organizations versus folders, moving dashboards and data sources with provisioning or the API, mapping users and teams, and retiring the old servers.
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