Upgrade the
PowerStoreOS on the cluster (PowerStoreOS 1.0.x to 2.0.x)
Use
PowerStore Manager to perform a
PowerStoreOS upgrade.
Prerequisites
Perform a final Pre-Upgrade Health Check before upgrading the
PowerStoreOS on the
PowerStore X model cluster.
About this task
Perform the following steps to upgrade the
PowerStoreOS on the appliances of the cluster:
Steps
If you installed a Pre-Upgrade package or upgraded the node firmware, but you were not required to perform ESXi host updates, you must reboot the internal nodes on the cluster to apply the Pre-Upgrade package and firmware upgrades. Rebooting the nodes to apply the Pre-Upgrade package and firmware upgrade package takes approximately 35 to 60 minutes per node. To reboot the nodes of the cluster:
In the vSphere Client, reboot the ESXi host on the secondary node. For instructions, see the
PowerStore Power Down and Reboot Procedures Guide.
If the ESXi host on the secondary node does not automatically exit maintenance mode after rebooting, manually exit maintenance mode on the secondary node.
Repeat the previous steps for the ESXi host on the primary node.
Repeat the previous steps on the other appliances in the cluster.
Select the
Settings icon, and then select
Upgrades in the
Cluster section.
Select the
PowerStoreOS upgrade package in the
Software packages table, and select
Upgrade.
NOTE: The
PowerStoreOS upgrade package is displayed as a Software Release package in the
Software packages table.
The
PowerStoreOS upgrade takes approximately one hour to complete.
Results
The
PowerStore X model cluster temporarily stops recording performance metrics when the primary node on the primary appliance reboots during the ESXi update. When the primary node on the primary appliance reboots, the primary node fails over to the secondary node and you are disconnected from
PowerStore Manager. You can log back in to
PowerStore Manager after the failover process is complete.
Next steps
Use the vSphere Client to manually rebalance the VMs in vCenter or allow VMware Distributed Resource Scheduler (DRS) to automatically rebalance the VMs .
When a new version of the
PowerStoreOS is installed, the column layout settings in
PowerStore Manager tables reset to their default layout. Changes to the column layout settings in
PowerStore Manager do not persist when the
PowerStoreOS is upgraded.
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