This patch adds support for upgrading Redis datastore - both single instance and cluster. It is achievied in a similar way to MySQL/Mariadb. Steps are: + For each node do: + stop database + preserve configuration files, + unmount data volume, + create new instance with new datastore, + enter restarting mode + mount data volume, + restore configuration files, + reload datastore Note that due to the Redis Cluster design and Trove approach (all nodes are master nodes) we do not perform real rolling upgrade - some Redis slots may be unavailable while upgrading node associated with them. This patch adds also a user documentation about upgrading datastores using Redis as an example. Story: #2005421 Task: #30443 Co-Authored-By: Kasper Hasior <k.hasior@samsung.com> Change-Id: I60cddb3a41d2cc7024cbec3d2fd2038d79446507 Signed-off-by: Kasper Hasior <k.hasior@samsung.com>
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Upgrade cluster datastore
Upgrading datastore for cluster instances is very similar to upgrading a single instance.
Trove tries to perform a rolling upgrade so that there won't be any downtime. However, it is not always possible and, for example, in case of Redis upgrade, some of its slots may be temporarily unavailable.
Trove strategy upgrades every instance in the entire cluster one by one. Upgrading is finished once all instances are upgraded.
Please check the guide for datastore upgrade to check prerequisistes.
This example shows you how to upgrade Redis datastore (version 3.2.6) for a cluster.
Upgrading cluster
Check cluster task
Use
openstack database cluster list
to check whether the task of your cluster is NONE.$openstack database cluster list +--------------------------------------+---------------+-----------+-------------------+-----------+ | ID | Name | Datastore | Datastore Version | Task Name | +--------------------------------------+---------------+-----------+-------------------+-----------+ | 05f2e7b7-8dac-453f-ad5d-38195cd5718f | redis_cluster | redis | 3.2.6 | NONE | +--------------------------------------+---------------+-----------+-------------------+-----------+
Check if target version is available
Use
openstack datastore version list
to list all available versions your datastore.$openstack datastore version list redis +--------------------------------------+-------+ | ID | Name | +--------------------------------------+-------+ | 483debec-b7c3-4167-ab1d-1765795ed7eb | 3.2.6 | | 507f666e-193c-4194-9d9d-da8342dcb4f1 | 3.2.7 | +--------------------------------------+-------+
Run cluster-upgrade
Use
openstack database cluster upgrade
command to upgrade your datastore for the selected instance.$openstack database cluster upgrade 05f2e7b7-8dac-453f-ad5d-38195cd5718f 3.2.7
Wait until task changes from UPGRADING_CLUSTER to NONE
You can use
openstack database cluster list
to check the current task.$openstack database cluster list +--------------------------------------+---------------+-----------+-------------------+-----------+ | ID | Name | Datastore | Datastore Version | Task Name | +--------------------------------------+---------------+-----------+-------------------+-----------+ | 05f2e7b7-8dac-453f-ad5d-38195cd5718f | redis_cluster | redis | 3.2.7 | NONE | +--------------------------------------+---------------+-----------+-------------------+-----------+
Other clusters
Upgrade for other clusters works in the same way. Currently Trove supports upgrades for the following cluster datastores:
- MySQL.
- MariaDB.
- Redis.