Copies sites from one SharePoint environment to another using DocAve 6 accessing the SharePoint environments remotely. Sets up the DocAve site groups, plans, and executes the plans as jobs.

DocAve Copy.ps1

Import-Module DocAveModule

function CreateCopyPlan($planName, $planDescription, $srcSitesGroupName, $destSitesGroupName, $srcSiteUrl, $destSiteUrl)
{
	Write-Host "Creating copy plan $($planName)..." 
	
	$plan = Get-DAContentManagerBlankOnlinePlan
	$plan.Name = $planName
	$plan.Description = $planDescription
	$plan.Action = "Merge"
	$plan.SetPlanType("Copy")
	
	# Setup source
	$plan.SourceSPSitesGroupName = $srcSitesGroupName
	$srcSiteCollection = New-Object DocAve.API.Objects.SharePointOnlineSite($plan.SourceSPSitesGroupName, $srcSiteUrl)
	$plan.SourceTree.IncludeSPOnlineObject($srcSiteCollection)

	# Setup destination
	$plan.DestinationSPSitesGroupName = $destSitesGroupName
	$destSiteCollection = New-Object DocAve.API.Objects.SharePointOnlineSite($plan.DestinationSPSitesGroupName, $destSiteUrl)
	$plan.DestinationTree.SelectSPOnlineObject($destSiteCollection)
	
	$plan.IncludeWorkflowDefinition = $true
	$plan.ConflictResolution = [DocAve.API.Administration.ContentManager.ContentManagerConflictResolutionType]::ConflictResolutionOption10
	$plan.AppsConflictResolution = [DocAve.API.Administration.ContentManager.ContentManagerAppsConflictResolutionType]::ReplaceAppAndAppData
	$plan.NotificationName = "Kirk"  # Ideally we create the notification via script as well
	
	New-DAContentManagerOnlinePlan -Plan $plan
	
	Write-Host "Done"
}

function CreateSPSitesGroup($name, $description, $siteUrls, $username, $securePassword)
{
	$group = Get-DABlankSPOnlineSitesGroup
	$group.Name = $name
	$group.Description = $description
	$group.AgentGroupName = "DEFAULT_SHAREPOINT_SITES_AGENT_GROUP"
	$group.GroupType = "SharePointSitesGroup"
	
	New-DASPOnlineSitesGroup -SitesGroup $group
	
	$group = Get-DASPOnlineSitesGroup $name	# not sure this is needed
	
	foreach ($siteUrl in $siteUrls)
	{
		$site = $group.GetBlankSiteCollectionConfiguration()
		$site.SetCredential($username, $securePassword)
		$site.Url = $siteUrl
		
		# Note: this will fail if the site collection is already in another group
		$group.AddSiteCollection($site)
	}
}

#
# Main
#

# Get Credentials
$srcSiteUsername = Read-Host -Prompt "Enter source site username"
$srcSitePasswordSecure = Read-Host -Prompt "Enter source site password" -AsSecureString
$destSiteUsername = Read-Host -Prompt "Enter destination site username"
$destSitePasswordSecure = Read-Host -Prompt "Enter destination site password" -AsSecureString

# In the future, the source and destination site collection URLs will be loaded from a file
$srcSiteUrls = @("https://srctenant.sharepoint.com/sites/dev_kliemohn", "https://srctenant.sharepoint.com/sites/dev_kliemohn2")
$destSiteUrls = @("https://desttenant.sharepoint.com/sites/dev_kliemohn1", "https://desttenant.sharepoint.com/sites/dev_kliemohn2")

Login-DAManager -ControlHost localhost -ControlPort 14000 -Username "admin" -PlainTextPassword "admin"

# Great the source and destination site groups
# This could be done just once and cover all site collections (does not need to be done once per batch, but could be)
$srcSitesGroupName = "SCRIPT Source Sites"
$destSitesGroupName = "SCRIPT Destination Sites"
CreateSPSitesGroup $srcSitesGroupName "Source sites for copy.  Created using PowerShell." $srcSiteUrls $srcSiteUsername $srcSitePasswordSecure
CreateSPSitesGroup $destSitesGroupName "Destination sites for copy.  Created using PowerShell." $destSiteUrls $destSiteUsername $destSitePasswordSecure

# Create the copy plans - there is one of these per site collection
# These can be put into plan groups (at least through the UI this is possible - hwe have not tried to do this via PowerShell)
$plan1 = "Script Test dev_kliemohn"
CreateCopyPlan $plan1 "Plan 1 Test" $srcSitesGroupName $destSitesGroupName $srcSiteUrls[0] $destSiteUrls[0]
$plan2 = "Script Test dev_kliemohn2"
CreateCopyPlan $plan2 "Plan 2 Test" $srcSitesGroupName $destSitesGroupName $srcSiteUrls[1] $destSiteUrls[1]

$plan1job = Run-DAContentManagerCopyJob -PlanName $plan1
$plan2job = Run-DAContentManagerCopyJob -PlanName $plan2

# At this point we can store the $plan1job.ID and $plan2job.ID and then use "Get-DAJob -ID <id>" and look at its progress and status
# We can also call Get-DAJobDetail, Get-DAJobSetting, GET-DAJobSummary, Download-DAJobReport, and Set-DAJobStopped
# We can also call Get-DAContentManagerJobConfigurationDetail and Get-DAContentManagerJobSecurityDetail

Logout-DAManager

Write-Host "DONE"