AJ Sampang 12 Months Ago > Note, however, that the cluster leader is not going to send out notifications that it has finished the upgrade so these @References can be resolved, it will take a node restart for them to resolve. Does this mean after the cluster leader has completed the upgrade, we should restart the other nodes? Please sign in to reply. Reply as... Cancel David H Nebinger AJ Sampang 12 Months Ago - Edited If you are going to use the Release in order to verify that the version is available, yes you'd have to restart the cluster to get them to pick up on the new release. Personally I'd be selective when wanting to use this technique if only because it would force the cluster restart... There are absolutely some use cases where you really wouldn't want to proceed unless the version matched, but I don't think that all use cases will automatically fall into that class. Please sign in to reply. Reply as... Cancel
David H Nebinger AJ Sampang 12 Months Ago - Edited If you are going to use the Release in order to verify that the version is available, yes you'd have to restart the cluster to get them to pick up on the new release. Personally I'd be selective when wanting to use this technique if only because it would force the cluster restart... There are absolutely some use cases where you really wouldn't want to proceed unless the version matched, but I don't think that all use cases will automatically fall into that class. Please sign in to reply. Reply as... Cancel
Eduardo P. García 11 Months Ago Very interesting post. Thanks Dave! 👏👏👏 Please sign in to reply. Reply as... Cancel