You can upgrade an existing database using a custom image. The database inherits the
packages and software libraries of the custom image, and is upgraded to the provided
database image.
- You must download and install the latest CDP CLI beta version.
- You must have a working CDP environment.
- You must ensure that the custom image resides in your CDP environment.
-
Run the following commands sequentially to upgrade a database using a custom
image.
- cdp opdb upgrade-database --environment
<env_name>
--database
<database_name>
--image-id=string
- cdp opdb upgrade-database --environment
<env_name>
--database
<database_name>
--image-id=string
--os-upgrade-only
| Parameter value |
Description |
| <env_name> |
Name of the environment that holds the existing
database. |
| <database_name> |
Name of the existing database for which you want to
use the custom image. |
| --image-id |
Image ID of the database image to which the existing
database is upgraded. |
| --os-upgrade-only |
Only perform an Operating System upgrade. |
For
example,
cdp opdb upgrade-database --environment cod-7216-micro3 --database tempdb12 --image-id a188a3d7-067f-42f1-9b89-16d40faab24c
cdp opdb upgrade-database --environment cod-7216-micro3 --database tempdb12 --image-id a188a3d7-067f-42f1-9b89-16d40faab24c --os-upgrade-only
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Verify that the database upgrade is successful for the same image.
Navigate to the Data Hub Clusters service or to the , and click the Image Details tab of the
upgraded Data Hub cluster.
