Howdy,
Are there plans for future upgrades to not have to redeploy a fresh VM and restore settings? We would much rather just run an update if possible.
Thanks!
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Re: Upgrades
Currently we cannot comment about future releases. So for now the practice is likely to stay the same: back configuration up, redeploy new version of appliance and restore previously backed up configuration. Thanks!
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Re: Upgrades
Hello all,
I confirm that this upgrade procedure is not enterprise proof.
Today I have only 4 AHV clusters to backup with Veeam, but have already 4 VMs to manually backup/recreate/restore.
If tomorrow I have 10, 20 AHV clusters I'll have 10, 20 VMs to maintain this way ?
Seriously ?
Christophe BUSSY
I confirm that this upgrade procedure is not enterprise proof.
Today I have only 4 AHV clusters to backup with Veeam, but have already 4 VMs to manually backup/recreate/restore.
If tomorrow I have 10, 20 AHV clusters I'll have 10, 20 VMs to maintain this way ?
Seriously ?
Christophe BUSSY
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Re: Upgrades
We are looking into improvements for future releases.
Thank you for the feedback.
Thank you for the feedback.
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Re: Upgrades
Agree regarding having to reprovision an appliance each time there is an update.
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