Hello All,
We have a clustered environement in multi-site running Splunk 6.6 and we would like to upgrade it to 7.2.
I see in the documentations that a site-by-site would be possible only in 3 steps (6.6 to 7.0, then 7.0 to 7.1, then 7.1 to 7.2).
I assume that the "no more than one sequential n.n version" is required for the replication step in the middle of the process, when first site is upgraded and not the second yet.
Then, could it be possible to "skip" some versions and do something like this:
Step 0, initial situation:
- Site1 : 6.6
- Site2 : 6.6
Step 1, ugprade Site1 to its next version:
- Site1 : 7.0
- Site2 : 6.6
Step 2, upgrade Site2 to the next version of Site1:
- Site1 : 7.0
- Site2 : 7.1
Step 3, upgrade Site1 to the next version of Site2:
- Site1 : 7.2
- Site2 : 7.1
Step 4, last upgrade of Site2:
- Site1 : 7.2
- Site2 : 7.2
You can notice that at no time is there more than 1 difference version, so replication should work at my steps 2 and 3.
Is there someone who has already tested this ?
Regards,
Christophe
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