Upgrading a version of a cluster

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Upgrading a version of a cluster

Gianfranco Murador-2
Hi  everyone,
I have noticed that the operation of a cluster requires that all nodes have
the same version of Ignite . I think  that this rule is consistent , but
how can I approach a possible upgrade version of the cluster without
compromising reloading the entire grid ? Do you also faced this problem or
do you have a procedure for updating that you'd like recommend me?
Regards
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Gianfranco Murador
Igniter and Software Engineer.
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Re: Upgrading a version of a cluster

Ognen Duzlevski
This is a major issue, IMHO. What I have done is set up a cache store link
to elastic and every record written to Ignite goes to elastic too. When I
upgrade a cluster to a new version I read everything back into the new
cache.

There is not simple way to approach this when you are dealing with caches,
I think....

On Sun, Aug 16, 2015 at 11:12 AM, Gianfranco Murador <[hidden email]>
wrote:

> Hi  everyone,
> I have noticed that the operation of a cluster requires that all nodes have
> the same version of Ignite . I think  that this rule is consistent , but
> how can I approach a possible upgrade version of the cluster without
> compromising reloading the entire grid ? Do you also faced this problem or
> do you have a procedure for updating that you'd like recommend me?
> Regards
> --
> Gianfranco Murador
> Igniter and Software Engineer.
>