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Odoo Server Migration

Move providers, move OS versions, or leave Odoo.sh, without a long outage

The problem

Moving a live Odoo instance, to a new provider, a new OS version, or off Odoo.sh onto your own server, carries real risk if it is treated as a quick copy-paste job. Database and filestore have to move together and stay in sync, DNS has to cut over cleanly, and you need a real rollback plan in case something is wrong post-migration.

The process
  1. Pre-migration audit of the source server: OS, Odoo version, custom modules, backup history
  2. Fresh target server provisioned and fully configured, validated independently before any data moves
  3. Database and filestore migration with checksummed transfer, never a partial copy
  4. A parallel testing window on the new server before DNS cutover
  5. Low-TTL DNS cutover with a holdback period on the old server before decommissioning
Starting price

From $250 (single server) or $150/server (fleet)

See the full rate card for fixed packages and managed retainer plans.

What's included

Deliverables

  • Provider-to-provider or OS version migration
  • Odoo.sh to self-hosted migration
  • Database and filestore migration with validation
  • DNS and SSL migration
  • Post-migration performance audit
  • Ongoing management retainers available
Versions supported

Flectra to Odoo 19

FAQ

Will there be downtime during the migration?

We plan for zero business-hours downtime using a parallel-build-then-cutover approach: the old server stays live and serving traffic until the new one is fully validated.

Can you migrate us off Odoo.sh onto our own server?

Yes, this is a specific migration path we run regularly. See our dedicated write-up for the exact steps we follow.

What if something goes wrong after cutover?

We hold the old server for a defined period after cutover specifically so a rollback is possible if something unexpected surfaces, this is written into the migration plan up front, not improvised after the fact.

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