I am trying to simulate an OneFS upgrade on our simulator environment that currently run's OneFS 8.1.2.0, I'm trying to upgrade it to version 8.2.2.0
I've run a SHA against the image and it comes back ok get the following error
# isi upgrade cluster start /ifs/data/OneFS_Images/OneFS_v8.2.2.0/OneFS_v8.2.2.0_Install_Bundle_2020-07.tgz --nodes 1 You are about to start an UPGRADE, are you sure? (yes/[no]): yes '/ifs/data/OneFS_Images/OneFS_v8.2.2.0/OneFS_v8.2.2.0_Install_Bundle_2020-07.tgz' is not a valid upgrade image
So, may I ask a question here? We also have the 8.2.1.0 Isilon simulator running in our environment and I was specifically told you couldn't upgrade an isilon simulator by our EMC SE's. I was hoping like you to simulate an upgrade from 8.2.1.0 to 8.2.2.0 - but, from what I was told we'd have to re-deploy the 8.2.2.0 simulator ova from scratch.
It sounds as if there is an 8.2.2.0 upgrade bundle tar file out there - and it sounds like you got it at least 'started'? Do you think it's an error/issue with your particular simulator or do you think it's just not upgradeable.
So, thanks to this forum post - I've found out that my local EMC SE's were incorrect. You can in fact upgrade an isilon simulator (upgraded ours today from 8.1.2.0 to 8.2.2.0). I told my SE's and sales team, "..what good is a simulator if you can't simulate an upgrade??" So glad to know, because we have our simulator deployed in our ESX vsphere environment with 3 nodes and maxed out network interfaces. I didn't want to have to completely re-deploy the simulator every release!
We plan on upgrading our production clusters to 8.2.2.0 in October, so it's nice to see the new non-flash cluster status page and 'play around' before then. I suppose in October, we'll download the OneFS 9 bundle and see what it's going to look like as well.
Thanks for your question. It does not support the upgrade currently. It has been escalated to the appropriate groups but I do not have any timeline for when it will be resolved.
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Posted September 1st, 2020 08:00
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unzip file first, then use the tar file to install.
tar -zxvf OneFS_v8.2.2.0_Install_Bundle_2020-07.tgz