- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- Introduction to this guide
- Planning an upgrade
- Completing pre-upgrade tasks
- Pre-upgrade process - Overview
- Collect cluster information
- Check cluster readiness
- Verify configurations and settings
- Download the OneFS installation bundle file
- Upgrade compatibility check utility
- On-Cluster Analysis tool
- HealthCheck tool
- Backup data
- Complete or stop jobs in progress
- Update Node Firmware Package
- Update Drive Support Package
- Configure IPMI ports
- Disable SupportAssist or Secure Remote Services (SRS)
- Performing the OneFS upgrade
- Upgrade process overview
- Completing a parallel upgrade of OneFS
- Completing a rolling upgrade of OneFS
- Completing a simultaneous upgrade of OneFS
- Adding a node to the cluster while an upgrade is in progress
- Committing an upgrade of OneFS
- Rolling back an upgrade of OneFS
- Verify the OneFS installation using the CLI
- Completing post-upgrade tasks
- Troubleshooting your upgrade
PowerScale OneFS Upgrade Planning and Process Guide
Prerequisites for completing an upgrade
Permissions and interfaces
To complete the tasks described in this guide, you must be able to log in to the cluster as the root user through the following interfaces:
- OneFS command-line interface
- OneFS web administration interface
NOTE:If you are not logged into the
OneFS cluster with root privileges, you might not be able to run all of the commands in this guide.
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