[DRBD-user] Upgrade from 0.7 to 0.8 possible without data loss?
Oliver Welter
mail at oliwel.de
Mon Apr 23 10:00:47 CEST 2007
Hi Lars
>> 1) Is there a way to keep 0.7 and 0.8 in sync at least "one way" from
>> 0.7 as primary and 0.8 as slave during the update
>
> no.
Thats sad :(
>> 2) Can I keep my data parts of the disks - I use internal meta-data
>> storage? I tried "drbdadm create-md test" on a test partition and it
>> SEEMS to work - but before I destroy any valuable data I want to go for
>> sure....
>
> it "should" work. it is intended to be used that way.
> it did work for us in our testing environments.
> but in case it eats your data for some reason,
> and you don't have backups, that would be your problem, not mine ...
Sure - backups are there but just converting the meta data is a task of
minutes and creating totally new disks will take some hours of service
downtime
> but. thinking HA,
> when 0.7.23 works for you, why would you want to upgrade a reliably
> working known good production platform to a new version,
> when you don't need the new features?
See the null pointer post - it does not work after a kernel upgrade that
was necessary du to security concerns.
Oliver
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