Migration from SharePoint 2010 to SharePoint 2013

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Steps for migration from from 2010 to 2013:

  1. Perform a SQL Server full backup of the content database(s) in the 2010 farm.
  2. Restore DB(s).
  3. Create new web application in the 2013 farm.
  4. Deploy any Custom solutions.
  5. Test content DB to make sure that it has no issues (if issues found try to resolve them).
    • Test-SPContentDatabase -name <SP DB Name> -WebApplication <web app url>
  6. Add the new content database restored to the target web application.
    • Mount-SPContentDatabase -Name <db name> -DatabaseServer <db alias> -WebApplication <web app url>
  7. Verify that the site opens.

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