Can we migrate data from one authorize.net account to another authorize.net account? If yes, what all information can be migrated/moved to the new account?
I have figured out that Customer Profiles, Customer Payment Profiles, Customer Shipment Address can be migrated using API's. Subscriptions cannot be migrated since they will not work after migration. Is there a way we can migrate Transactions or any other information to the new account?
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I want to migrate users from my application to the AWS Cognito User Pool. I understand how to migrate email/password accounts, but I do not understand how social accounts should be migrated.
In my app, I have a user with an email/password and also that user can have ONE_2_MANY social accounts associated with it. How can I migrate such a schema to AWS Cognito?
The documentation does not mention this. Please advise.
I'd want to automate aws billing.
In my situation, every month from 1 to 5th data I get an aws bill pdf and share it with the finance department for payment.
How can I automate this or use aws lambda to do this?
in short, I want to send a billing pdf in the root account to some limited mail address on a particular date.
There's no need for any sort of programming solution here. You just need to add a billing contact email address in your root account.
thank you for your interest in helping with my question,
Currently, I have a normal google account with the brand name of my company ( Gmail + Youtube + Google Sites ) this same account is used in the google cloud platform & I had set up a billing account when asked for (currently GCP is in the trial but I intend to be using paid services when the trial ends) .
I was wondering if I get a google workspace subscription will this account be transferred ( Youtube + Gmail + sites + cloud) to the newly Workspace account or not?.
No, only the management of your account formerly Gmail to Google Workspace will be migrated.
The rest, you will have to manually migrate over to your new Google Workspace account.
You will need these for migrations:
Email
Sites, you will need to copy the file from your Gmail account to your GW one and map it to your domain
YouTube
Also, If you are using a consumer Google account with a domain email address I would recommend creating the Google Workspace with a different email address from the same domain and then use the transfer tool to send a request to manage all the consumer accounts needed. Here is the list of restrictions:
You need to make sure that the users accept the transfer as well, otherwise the accounts will not be migrated and they will have to rename the account to a gmail.com.
Be aware that this transfer tool only works for domain accounts
If you do decide to move forward with this, you can contact Google Workspace Support for guidance.
We have migrated to GSuite having used the GCP for a number of projects already.
As some accounts already existed, we transferred these over to our new GSuite tenure.
We now want to transfer the projects to our new Organization but it shows "No Organization" when we try and migrate:
When we try and make a new Project no Organization is shown:
The account does belong to our Organization:
Any ideas?
Sorted - I needed to login as another user on our tenure, create a trial which made our organisation!
So when you migrate to GSuite, if you already have a GCP account it then doesn't make an Organisation!
How can I create a amazon sandbox account for developer purpose using a dummy credit card number?
I searched lot in amazon website and Google but no information is available for developer. They ask for original credit card access.
UPDATE
As seen in the comments to this post, Amazon no longer provides a staging / test environment.
How-to: Amazon Marketplace Web Services (MWS) Staging Account
We’ve been working on custom web application that integrates our client’s platform with Amazon’s storefront. Trying to understand how a development environment is setup through Amazon is a tricky task. It required hours of scouring Google for answers, contacting Amazon MWS support and hours of waiting. Hopefully this post can be a cheat sheet for developers trying to learn Amazon’s system.
Step 1:
Signup for a seller account on Amazon and select the Professional option. Go through the entire process and fill out you company name and address for your development account. You shouldn’t have to add a credit card or tax documentation even though it asks.
Step 2:
Login to your newly created account and open up a help ticket. Explain what you are developing and the reasons you need a “staging account“. Amazon should respond with instructions and the new account you created should be a development account. It should have all the normal features of a real Amazon account except that you can’t sell on the real Amazon.com, only in ungated categories on the staging version of Amazon. Also request the staging URL and credentials for testing orders at the same time.
Step 3:
After you’ve been informed by Amazon that Step 2 is complete, you can sign up with MWS as a developer. You should receive 5 things back:
Merchant ID
Marketplace ID
Developer Account #
AWS Access Key ID
Secret Key
You will then be able to send your client(s) to the same signup page with your developer ID. You application will then use #2,4,5 for every single client while only replacing #1 for each client’s requests.
Step 4:
Testing orders was one of the most unusual ways we have ever tested. It requires you to signin to: https://mt.amazon.com with the credentials you received in step 2. To test an order you must first list your products in your staging account. Then you must logout of your staging account, login to a real Amazon account and purchase items with a real account and credit card. For this reason Amazon suggests setting all pricing and shipping to $0.01.
Conclusion
Hopefully this helps save some time for many of you as it took our team hours to compile and learn all of the information above from Google and Amazon MWS support.
You can get all inforamtion related to Amazon Sandbox account From Here
CreditCard is for verification only that you are not some milicious user.