Monitoring Confluence to SharePoint Migration Progress - Overview

How to monitor the progress of migration from Confluence to SharePoint? This article explains how.

There are several places to get insights into the migration progress.

View per-page success metrics

To view migrated pages and to check the migration result per page, you go to the Site Pages library of each migration target site.

Learn more here about the metrics you find there for each page: Per-page progress.

View how many pages have been migrated per selector (e.g. per space)

To learn how many pages have already been migrated for a space - or any other selector - and how many pages are yet to be migrated, you look at the progress log files.

The overall number of pages per selector as well as the number of already migrated pages is also written back to the Space Inventory list (note: starting with WikiTraccs v1.22.1). Look at this SharePoint list to get a quick overview of page counts.

Learn more here: Per-selector progress.

General insights into warnings and errors

Warnings and errors that occurred during the migration are written to the common log files.

Filter those log files for messages marked with WRN and ERR.

Live progress indicators

When running a migration, there are certain numbers shown in the blue WikiTraccs.GUI window, in the black console window, and in the log file. Those numbers show how fast the migration is currently going.

Learn more here: Live Progress Indicators.


Monitoring Per Page Progress

How to get page migration success metrics for each page.

Monitoring Per Selector Progress

This article explains how to get higher-level insights into the migration progress, by looking at each selector and how many pages have been migrated, and how many are still missing.

Live Progress Indicators

How to interpret live progress indicators shown by WikiTraccs.

Last modified December 15, 2024