Helix Control-M Migration

The Helix Control-M migration process enables you to migrate some or all of your self-hosted Control-M environment to Helix Control-M. Before you migrate, you must run a qualification scan with a BMC presales team, who helps you determine the migration type that best suits your organization. Helix Control-M migrations eliminate the need to maintain Control-M/EM, migrated Control-M/Servers, and their associated databases.

The following is a summary of three Helix Control-M migration types:

  • Helix Control-M Full Migration: Migrates your Control-M/EM data and all Control-M/Servers to Helix Control-M. This eliminates the need to install and maintain Control-M/EM, Control-M/Servers, and their associated databases.

    The following diagram shows the logical architecture of a typical Full Migration environment:

  • Helix Control-M Unified View Migration: Migrates your Control-M/EM data and connects your self-hosted Control-M/Servers and Control-M for z/OS environments to Helix Control-M. This eliminates the need to maintain your self-hosted Control-M/EM and its database, and enables you to access your self-hosted Control-M/Servers from Helix Control-M Unified View. You can run and manage your self-hosted Control-M/Server and Helix Control-M/Server workflows via the same interface in Helix Control-M Unified View.

    The following diagram shows the logical architecture of a typical Helix Control-M Unified View Migration environment:

  • Helix Control-M Custom Migration: Migrates your self-hosted Control-M/EM data to Helix Control-M and enables you connect your Control-M for z/OS environments to Helix Control-M Unified View. Based on the results of the qualification scans, you can determine which Control-M/Servers migrate to Helix Control-M and which Control-M/Servers remain self-hosted, but connect to Helix Control-M Unified View. This migration eliminates the need to maintain Control-M/EM and some or all Control-M/Servers and their associated databases.

    The following diagram shows the logical architecture of a typical Custom Migration environment: