Data migration refers to the set of tasks around transferring data over a network between two systems, either homogeneous or heterogeneous, and the potential reformatting of this data. Combined with large volumes of data, resource constraints and variety in data models and formats, data migration can be critical for enterprises, as it can consume a significant amount of time, incur high costs, and pose a significant risk if not executed correctly. The ability to accurately and effectively predict these challenges and plan for proper resource, time and budget allocation is vital for the proper execution of data migration. In this work, we introduce the concept of load testing and benchmarking for data migration to allow decision-makers for higher efficiency and effectiveness when planning for such tasks. Our framework aims for extensibility and customizability to enable the execution of a greater variety of tests. Here, we present a prototype architecture, a roadmap of how the development of such a platform should proceed and a simple case study of how it can be used in practice.
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