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Migration Checklist — New GTHost Detroit Server
New hardware: Supermicro 2029TP-HTR, Intel Gold 6152 22c/44t, 192GB DDR4, 2x1.92TB SSD
Target OS: Proxmox 9 (fallback: Proxmox 8 if issues)
Old server: Denver, Silver 4116, $103/mo → cancel after migration confirmed
Pre-Migration
- Verify PBS backup is current and all VMs/containers have recent backups
- Note all VM IDs and names from current Proxmox
- Note VLAN/bridge config from current OPNsense setup
- Export OPNsense config (both routers) — System → Configuration → Backups
Phase 1 — New Server Setup (est. 2-4 hrs)
- GTHost provisions server (5-15 mins)
- Install Proxmox 9 via GTHost panel
- Initial Proxmox config:
- Set hostname
- Configure network bridges to match current layout
- Set up VLANs
- Add new server as additional node or standalone in PBS
- Verify PBS can see backup repository
Phase 2 — Restore VMs (est. 2-4 hrs)
Restore in this order — networking first:
- OPNsense core router (VM)
- OPNsense zpack router (VM)
- zlh-dns (Technitium)
- zlh-proxy (Traefik core)
- zlh-zpack-proxy (Traefik game/dev edge)
- zlh-monitor (Prometheus/Grafana)
- zlh-artifacts
- zpack-api
- zpack-portal
- zlh-velocity (Minecraft proxy)
- zlh-back (PBS — if moving)
- Game/dev containers
Phase 3 — Verification (est. 2-4 hrs)
- Internal networking between VMs working
- Portal loads
- API responds
- Twingate connector online — update connector to new server if needed
- Dev container provisions and browser IDE loads
- Game server provisions and Minecraft connects via Velocity
- PBS backup runs successfully on new host
- Monitoring shows all services
Phase 4 — DNS Cutover (est. 30 mins)
- Update Cloudflare A record for Velocity public IP
- Update Cloudflare SRV records for Minecraft
- Update any other DNS records pointing to old server IPs
- Monitor for issues — 30 min observation window
- Confirm everything stable
Phase 5 — Cleanup
- Cancel old Denver server (or let expire)
- Update PROJECT_CONTEXT.md with new VM map and IPs
- Update OPEN_THREADS.md — mark migration complete
Notes
- Everything runs on private IPs internally — no hardcoded public IP dependencies
- DNS cutover is the only external change
- Worst case: reinstall Proxmox 8 and repeat
- IPMI available via GTHost panel for out-of-band access if needed
- Proxmox 9 ships with kernel 6.14, LXC 6.0 — no API changes required