GIS administrators and managers often are faced with the task of migrating content from one org to another. The cloning functionality of the ArcGIS API for Python is a popular tool for these types of applications. In this deep dive talk, you will learn how to use the 'clone' functionality of the API, its capabilities, apps and items that are supported, limits and caveats to keep in mind. You will also learn about the new 'group migration' workflow available in v1.8.3 of the API. You will learn about best practices for content migration workflows.

Resources
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Chapters
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00:00 Welcome
01:08 Cloning Content Scenario
01:52 [Demo] Clone the Feature Layer
03:41 [Demo] Clone Web map
07:48 clone_items() function and key parameters
11:18 [Demo] Cloning Dashboard
16:35 [Demo] Web Mapping Application
22:47 Cloning Content Guide
23:37 Group Export and Import APIs
24:52 How the operations work (Export & Import)
26:57 When would you use the operations?
28:24 Some considerations to take into account
30:07 Consume the APIs from the ArcGIS API for Python
30:47 Demo: Using the migration API from Jupyter
37:36 Demo: Python script running directly at the PyCharm
43:55 More resources to keep learning about the Python API
43:33 Q&A

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