Upgrading to version 1.0.9.0
Upgrade to version 1.0.9.0 is performed by IBM Support.
Important: Upgrade automatically backs up the components
callhome,
hpi, network, usermgmt and
magneto before proceeding to 1.0.9.0 upgrade (the default backup location is
/opt/ibm/appliance/storage/platform/upgrade_backup/).The average time required to complete a system upgrade is approximately 16 hours.
Note: The
actual upgrade duration may vary based on the size and complexity of your system.
Before you begin
Upgrade prerequisites:
- Upgrade to Netezza Performance Server 11.2.1.12.Note: The supported NPS versions are:
- Minimum 11.2.1.10
- Recommended 11.2.1.12
- Reboot the nodes before the upgrade to prevent potential issues that are related to Docker, Magento, or disks. For more details, contact IBM Support.
- Do the health-check of the system. For more details, see CPDS IIAS System healthcheck tool.
- If the
/bootpartition is less than 250 MB on any non-SPU node, the 1.0.9.0 RHEL upgrade fails. Contact IBM support for assistance. - Before upgrading, make sure that no third-party tools are configured or installed. If any, uninstall them before the upgrade.
- Custom changes to the software appliance are not supported. It is advised to backup any custom changes made to the appliance before upgrading.
- Before upgrading, take a full backup of the Netezza database.
- Before you start the upgrade, go to
/opt/ibm/appliance/platform/apos-comms/customer_network_config/ansible
directory and you must
run:
if any changes are listed inANSIBLE_HASH_BEHAVIOUR=merge ansible-playbook -i ./System_Name.yml playbooks/house_config.yml --check -v--check --v, ensure that they are expected. If they are unexpected, you must edit the YAML file so that it contains only the expected changes. You might rerun this command as necessary until you see no errors. - Run the following commands to stop the replication on both the nodes before the upgrade
(applicable only for NRS
users):
nzdr replication stop --node-name <LOCAL_NODE>nzdr replication stop --node-name <REMOTE_NODE>For more details, see Starting and stopping replication on a given node.