+1. Mid of August is the perfect time with low traffic. Thanks!
Hagar Le 10/08/2013 02:48, janI a écrit :
Hi. We have now reconfigured mysql, and arist has optimized all myisam tables, so now it actually runs pretty good. BUT I would still loke to do updates, so the vm enters a maintainable status, with good stable versions. In order to that I need to schedule downtime. We had a long discussion in infra, and it is not possible to do a parallel vm, due to the size of this vm, so we have to do inline (of course with backups etc). Jira https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/INFRA-6652 tracks this issue. The downtime will be in 3 blocks: 1) Patch mysql 5.1 to highest 5.1 patch level This is needed to convert tables to innodb. Approx. downtime: 2-3 hours when: a.s.a.p. 2) update ubuntu 10.04 to 12.04 and add puppet with security measured (standard infra) Approx. downtime 1 day When: next weekend 3) Update mysql to 5.6 and upgrade db. Approx. downtime 1 day When: next weekend. Any thought about this ? If anybody is strict against it, with a good reason, please give it a -1. rgds jan I.
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