Hi guys. 
I need to upgrade my existing and working 0.9 elasticsearch installation to 
v1.0. Now, I've been searching for a tutorial or guide, but just found some 
tips and items to take note of. Backup all the existing data and downtime.
So, is there a guide to follow? is it enough to backup /data dir and 
upgrade /bin and /lib dirs?
Hope someone has upgraded and can help me out here. 
Thanks!!
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                warkolm  
                (Mark Walkom)
               
              
                  
                    March 25, 2014,  9:22pm
                   
                   
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              It'll depend a lot on the version you are running in 0.90.N. due to 
underlying lucene changes
We rebuilt our cluster and reindexed, as we took the chance to make a few 
changes to data and cluster structures and we had the capacity.
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Mark Walkom
Infrastructure Engineer 
Campaign Monitor 
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On 26 March 2014 00:38, Mariano González <gonzalez.mariano.gabriel@gmail.com 
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Hi guys. 
I need to upgrade my existing and working 0.9 elasticsearch installation 
to v1.0. Now, I've been searching for a tutorial or guide, but just found 
some tips and items to take note of. Backup all the existing data and 
downtime.
How to upgrade a running Elasticsearch older instance to a newer version? - Stack Overflow  
.. 
.
So, is there a guide to follow? is it enough to backup /data dir and 
upgrade /bin and /lib dirs?
Hope someone has upgraded and can help me out here. 
Thanks!!
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                Binh_Ly_2  
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              You'll need to do a full cluster restart from .90.x to 1.x (i.e. need to 
bring down all nodes). There is some information here to help reduce 
recovery/startup churn:
http://www.elasticsearch.org/webinars/elasticsearch-pre-flight-checklist/ 
But in general:
Stop all queries/indexing jobs
 
Flush your indexes: curl -XPOST "localhost:9200/_flush"
 
Shutdown your cluster: curl -XPOST "localhost:9200/_shutdown"
 
Backup all your data/ and config/ folders (from all nodes if you have 
multiple data folders/nodes) - This is important in case the upgrade fails!
 
Per node, uninstall your current ES. Be careful not to delete the data 
folders and your config/ files
 
Per node, install new ES and pull in your config/* files from previous 
install
 
Verify all config files in all nodes and all data folders
 
Start all nodes one by one
 
 
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