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1. Set up the identity subsystem

2. Set up backups in your own cluster with Percona Server for MongoDBIf you deployed the solution through the Bring Your Own Elastic Kubernetes Service (BYO EKS) mode, set up backups for your database infrastructure in your own Kubernetes cluster with Percona Server for MongoDB (PSMDB)

3. Set up the monitoring of your database infrastructure with Percona Monitoring and ManagementIf you use Percona Monitoring and Management (PMM), set up the monitoring of your database infrastructure

4. Migrate your data to Percona Server for MongoDBMigrate your data from the MongoDB virtual machine (VM) to PSMDB in your Kubernetes cluster

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