CEPH/CEPHFS upgrade questions (9.2.0 ---> 10.2.1)

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Dear All...

Our infrastructure is the following:

- We use CEPH/CEPHFS (9.2.0)
- We have 3 mons and 8 storage servers supporting 8 OSDs each.
- We use SSDs for journals (2 SSDs per storage server, each serving 4 OSDs).
- We have one main mds and one standby-replay mds.
- We are using ceph-fuse client to mount cephfs.
We are on our way to prepare an upgrade to Jewel 10.2.1 since CephFS is announced as production and ceph-fuse does has ACL support (which is something we do need).

I do have a couple questions regarding the upgrade procedure:
1) Can we jump directly from 9.2.0 to 10.2.1? Or should we go through all the intermediate releases (9.2.0 --> 9.2.1 --> 10.2.0 --> 10.2.1)?

2) The upgrade procedure establishes that the upgrade order should be: 1) MONS, 2) OSDs, 3) MDS and 4) Clients.
   2.1) Can I upgrade / restart each MON independently? Or should I shutdown all MONs and only restart the services all are in the same version?
   2.2) I am guessing that it is safe to keep OSDS in server B running (under 9.2.0) while we upgrade OSDS in server B to a newer version. Can you please confirm?
   2.3) Finally, can I upgrade / restart each MDS independently? If yes, is there a particular order (like first the standby-replay one and then the main one)? Or should I shutdown all MDS services (making sure that no clients are connected) and only restart the services when all are in the same version?
Thank you for your answers
Cheers
Goncalo


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Goncalo Borges
Research Computing
ARC Centre of Excellence for Particle Physics at the Terascale
School of Physics A28 | University of Sydney, NSW  2006
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