I am new to elastic search, can anyone plesae guide me and tel me what are the steps to upgrade from v 6.4.2 to the latest version and Kibana as well which is v 6.4.3....
A step by step or flow will actually help me to achieve my goal....
also we are using fluent-bit, so what should be I doing logically...
I had a 3 node cluster ( 2 data and 1 master ), if I go with a roll back upgrade option, should I just target the first 2 data nodes ( one by one ) and then the master , dont know exactly which approach should be the right one .
Thé elasticsearch upgrade documentation does not tell anything about a typical order. Note that as soon you will shut down a master another will be elected anyway.
thanks for it, could not find exactly about the master and data nodes upgrade option in the doc, can you please point me in the right direction...thanks
would be great if you can guide me how to take snapshot backups... as in the document here https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/6.4/modules-snapshots.html
cant actually figure out.. where should i place my backup. for example if i want to backup in an azure storage, or locally on my system ho i may do it.... the documentaion doesnt help much....
If you are on Elastic Cloud upgrading is easy and you can do it through the UI. It will take snapshots for you, so most of the steps outlined in the posts you linked to you do not need to worry about. I would recommend upgrading to version 6.8, which is the latest 6.x release and should be backwards compatible with your current version.
thanks for your reply, so means when I click on the upgrade option to 6.8 thorugh the UI , it will open the upgrade assistant I suppose and from there will take the snapshot and backup, the verison is 6.4. and yes I will be moving to 6.8...
but I was reading about the rolling upgrades , I suppose that is not required in my scenario....just as knowledge if if I dont want to use the UI, can I still use the rolling upgrade option...
You can’t. As you are using a managed service you have no access to the shell and these kind of things are handled for you. Logs are made available through the management console on Elastic Cloud so I would recommend getting familiar with this.
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