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Subject: Re: Cloudstack re-install/migrate
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I have managed to do an upgrade to 4.3 and am reconsidering the path =
below. =20

The docs say that the awsapi only works in a fresh install of ACS.  Is =
this correct?  Is there any way (I=92m ok with editing the DB) to get it =
to work on an upgraded install?  Anyone done this?

thanks,
Carlos


On Jul 1, 2014, at 6:36 PM, Carlos Reategui <creategui@gmail.com> wrote:

> Given the issues I am having looks like my best option is going to be =
to redeploy my Cloudstack install.  I am looking for best practices for =
migrating an existing deployment.
>=20
> My thoughts are to do the following:
> 1) shutdown all instances.  Luckily I only have 21 of them.
> 2) shutdown management server
> 3) backup primary storage, secondary storage, cloud db
> 4) export all disks (root and data
> - either copy the associated VHD (if no chains) or export using =
xencenter
> 5) Fresh install of XenServer 6.2 (part of my current prob is that =
current 6.0.2 kernel is not supported by CSP)
> 6) Remove Cloudstack:
> - apt-get remove/purge
> - delete known file paths
> - remove cloud/could_usage dbs
> - clear secondary storage
> 7) Reinstall Cloudstack 4.3 (or 4.4)
> - re-create of offerings and users
> - configure AWS (this is also another reason to reinstall as the docs =
say I can't get this with an upgrade)
> 8) Import each of my previous instance vhds as templates under correct =
user
> 9) create new instances (delete template after?)=20
> 10) import data disks and attach those to instances.
>=20
> Thoughts?  Has anyone else gone through this before?
>=20
> thanks,
> Carlos