PetaSAN 2.6 Released!
admin
2,930 Posts
July 29, 2020, 5:36 pmQuote from admin on July 29, 2020, 5:36 pmHappy to announce our latest release 2.6 with the following main features:
- Scale-out active/active and highly available NFS 4 using NFS Ganesha.
- Custom CephFS file layouts for multi-pool filesystem support.
- Ability to change network interfaces for iSCSI/CIFS/NFS Services post deployment from user interface.
- General enhancements and bug fixes.
Note: For online upgrades refer to Online Upgrade Guide
Happy to announce our latest release 2.6 with the following main features:
- Scale-out active/active and highly available NFS 4 using NFS Ganesha.
- Custom CephFS file layouts for multi-pool filesystem support.
- Ability to change network interfaces for iSCSI/CIFS/NFS Services post deployment from user interface.
- General enhancements and bug fixes.
Note: For online upgrades refer to Online Upgrade Guide
rtwarowski
1 Post
August 10, 2020, 10:01 amQuote from rtwarowski on August 10, 2020, 10:01 amHi,
just upgraded from 2.5 without any issues and..... without having to perform "apt install petasan" step from Online Upgrade Guide. Is this step always required?
regards
Robert
Hi,
just upgraded from 2.5 without any issues and..... without having to perform "apt install petasan" step from Online Upgrade Guide. Is this step always required?
regards
Robert
admin
2,930 Posts
August 10, 2020, 12:06 pmQuote from admin on August 10, 2020, 12:06 pmit most cases it is not needed, but in some upgrades it is.
apt upgrade alone tries to upgrade the installed packages to the latest version, however it will not install any new packages, if an new version of an installed package requires some new package to be installed, the installed package may not be upgraded.
apt install will install/upgrade an existing package and install any new dependencies to satisfy this. it is Ok if in many cases it will just say you already have the latest version installed.
it most cases it is not needed, but in some upgrades it is.
apt upgrade alone tries to upgrade the installed packages to the latest version, however it will not install any new packages, if an new version of an installed package requires some new package to be installed, the installed package may not be upgraded.
apt install will install/upgrade an existing package and install any new dependencies to satisfy this. it is Ok if in many cases it will just say you already have the latest version installed.
PetaSAN 2.6 Released!
admin
2,930 Posts
Quote from admin on July 29, 2020, 5:36 pmHappy to announce our latest release 2.6 with the following main features:
- Scale-out active/active and highly available NFS 4 using NFS Ganesha.
- Custom CephFS file layouts for multi-pool filesystem support.
- Ability to change network interfaces for iSCSI/CIFS/NFS Services post deployment from user interface.
- General enhancements and bug fixes.
Note: For online upgrades refer to Online Upgrade Guide
Happy to announce our latest release 2.6 with the following main features:
- Scale-out active/active and highly available NFS 4 using NFS Ganesha.
- Custom CephFS file layouts for multi-pool filesystem support.
- Ability to change network interfaces for iSCSI/CIFS/NFS Services post deployment from user interface.
- General enhancements and bug fixes.
Note: For online upgrades refer to Online Upgrade Guide
rtwarowski
1 Post
Quote from rtwarowski on August 10, 2020, 10:01 amHi,
just upgraded from 2.5 without any issues and..... without having to perform "apt install petasan" step from Online Upgrade Guide. Is this step always required?
regards
Robert
Hi,
just upgraded from 2.5 without any issues and..... without having to perform "apt install petasan" step from Online Upgrade Guide. Is this step always required?
regards
Robert
admin
2,930 Posts
Quote from admin on August 10, 2020, 12:06 pmit most cases it is not needed, but in some upgrades it is.
apt upgrade alone tries to upgrade the installed packages to the latest version, however it will not install any new packages, if an new version of an installed package requires some new package to be installed, the installed package may not be upgraded.
apt install will install/upgrade an existing package and install any new dependencies to satisfy this. it is Ok if in many cases it will just say you already have the latest version installed.
it most cases it is not needed, but in some upgrades it is.
apt upgrade alone tries to upgrade the installed packages to the latest version, however it will not install any new packages, if an new version of an installed package requires some new package to be installed, the installed package may not be upgraded.
apt install will install/upgrade an existing package and install any new dependencies to satisfy this. it is Ok if in many cases it will just say you already have the latest version installed.