fenet update cluster <clusterName>

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Upgrades both the system image and guest images on all nodes in an MVX cluster.

Syntax

fenet update cluster <clusterName>

Parameters

clusterName

The name of the cluster to upgrade.

Example

The following example shows a full upgrade on Cluster-Acme. In the example, the system image upgrade is complete on both nodes, and guest images are being downloaded to vx- 2.

cm-1 (config) # fenet update cluster Cluster-Acme
cluster update for Cluster-Acme:
success, update started
  Run 'show fenet update status cluster Cluster-Acme' for status
cm-1 (config) # show fenet update status cluster Cluster-Acme
Cluster Update Status:
  Cluster:                Cluster-Acme
    Status:               in-progress
    Current operation:    image-gi-update
    Current task:         gi-download
    Percent done:         35.07 %
    Start time:           2016/07/15 20:23:23.480
    End time:             ********

    Node:                 vx-2
      Status:             in-progress
      Percent done:       56.14 %
      Task (01/10):       image-check
         Status:          complete
         Percent done:    100.00 %
      Task (02/10):       gi-check
         Status:          complete
         Percent done:    100.00 %
      Task (03/10):       image-fetch
         Status:          complete
         Percent:         100.00 %
      Task (04/10):       image-install
         Status:          complete
         Percent done:    100.00 %
      Task (05/10):       image-rename
         Status:          complete
         Percent done:    100.00 %
      Task (06/10):       image-boot-next
         Status:          complete
         Percent done:    100.00 %
      Task (07/10):       gi-download
         Status:          in-progress
         Percent done:    56.19 %
    Node:                 vx-1
      Status:             in-progress
      Percent done:       14.00 %
      Task (01/10):       image-check
      ...

User role

Admin or Operator

Command mode

Config

Supported appliances

This command is supported on the following appliances running the specified releases or later:

Central Management System: Release 7.9.0