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Expand Up @@ -324,6 +324,8 @@ Scaleway is responsible for:

### Reversibility

Since Scaleway Kapsule is not a specific Kubernetes distribution and most of its components are open source, users can simply export all their Kubernetes YAML resources to another managed Kubernetes service provider. The only change to consider is using the new provider's APIs (IAM, block storage, VPC, etc.). Here is a simple example:

1. Assess and document current cluster resources.

Begin by documenting your existing cluster configuration. This includes namespaces, deployments, services, storage, and any custom resources or policies in use.
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6. Migrate persistent data and storage.

1. Backup data from your existing cluster. Use appropriate tools to back up data from Persistent Volumes. Methods include:
1. Back up data from your existing cluster. Use appropriate tools to back up data from Persistent Volumes. Methods include:

- Database dumps: For databases, perform data exports.
- File system copy: For file storage, copy data to a temporary location.
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