A migration journey consists of phases. For example, a journey might have phases named Assess, Mobilize, Migrate, and Operate. When you create a journey from a template, you get a journey with the phases that the template defines. When you create a custom journey, you get an empty journey with no phases, and you can start adding the phases that make sense for your migration scenario.
This topic describes the actions that you can perform on a phase. Your role determines which of these actions you can perform. For information about roles and permissions, see Roles and permissions.
To view the phases of a migration journey
Open the Migration Hub Journeys console. For information about how to access the console, see Accessing AWS Migration Hub Journeys.
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In the left navigation pane, choose Migration journeys.
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In the list of migration journeys, choose the name of the journey whose phases you want to view.
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Choose the Phases tab.
To add a phase to a migration journey
Open the Migration Hub Journeys console. For information about how to access the console, see Accessing AWS Migration Hub Journeys.
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In the left navigation pane, choose Migration journeys.
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In the list of migration journeys, choose the name of the journey where you want to add a phase.
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Choose the Phases tab.
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Choose Add phase.
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Enter a title and an optional description, and then choose Add phase.
To view the modules in a phase
Open the Migration Hub Journeys console. For information about how to access the console, see Accessing AWS Migration Hub Journeys.
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In the left navigation pane, choose Migration journeys.
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In the list of migration journeys, choose the name of the journey that contains the phase whose modules you want to view.
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Choose the Phases tab.
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Find the tile that represents the phase whose modules you want to view.
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Choose the number under Number of modules.
To reorder a phase
You can change the order in which you want to perform a phase relative to other phases in the same journey.
Open the Migration Hub Journeys console. For information about how to access the console, see Accessing AWS Migration Hub Journeys.
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In the left navigation pane, choose Migration journeys.
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In the list of migration journeys, choose the name of the journey that contains the phase.
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Choose the Phases tab.
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Choose Reorder phases.
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Drag the phase that you want to reorder and drop it in the position that you want it to have relative to the other phases in the journey.
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You can reorder multiple phases. You can also move a phase multiple times. When you finish reordering, choose Exit to save your changes.
To move a phase out of scope
You can move a phase out of scope. This action removes its modules from the journey but doesn't delete the phase. You can move the phase back in scope again at any time and that action puts its modules back in the journey. There's no limit on the number of times that you can move a phase out of scope or back in scope.
Open the Migration Hub Journeys console. For information about how to access the console, see Accessing AWS Migration Hub Journeys.
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In the left navigation pane, choose Migration journeys.
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In the list of migration journeys, choose the name of the journey that contains the phase.
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Choose the Phases tab.
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In the tile that represents the phase that you want to move out of scope, choose Actions, then choose Move phase out of scope.
To move a phase back in scope
When you move a phase back in scope, this action puts its modules back in the journey. There's no limit on the number of times that you can move a phase out of scope or back in scope again.
Open the Migration Hub Journeys console. For information about how to access the console, see Accessing AWS Migration Hub Journeys.
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In the left navigation pane, choose Migration journeys.
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In the list of migration journeys, choose the name of the journey that contains the phase.
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Choose the Phases tab.
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In the tile that represents the phase that you want to move back in scope, choose Actions, then choose Move phase into scope.
To delete a phase
When you delete a phase, you permanently remove it from the journey. To delete a
phase, you must first delete all of its tasks. Only a member with the
JourneyAdmin role can delete a phase. A JourneyContributor
can't delete a phase. For more information about roles and permissions, see Roles and permissions.
Open the Migration Hub Journeys console. For information about how to access the console, see Accessing AWS Migration Hub Journeys.
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In the left navigation pane, choose Migration journeys.
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In the list of migration journeys, choose the name of the journey from which you want to delete a phase.
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Choose the Phases tab.
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Find the tile that represents the phase that you want to delete, and then choose Actions button in that tile. Choose Delete phase.
