Getting Started & Migration
What steps should I take to test my Catalyst migration rollback plans?
Following a staged, validation-focused sequence can effectively test your Catalyst migration rollback plans. Begin with dry-run tests on a non-critical staging workflow, simulate a typical failure scenario, execute your rollback steps, then verify workloads revert to the original engine, that no data loss occurs, and that user access is restored. Keep in mind that durable execution does not eliminate all migration risks, so keep rollback steps simple and well-documented.
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