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    <p>Hi Ondrej</p>
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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 10.07.2017 16:33, Ondrej Novy wrote:<br>
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      <div dir="ltr">Hi,<br>
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          <div class="gmail_quote">2017-07-10 10:42 GMT+02:00 Benedikt
            Trefzer <span dir="ltr"><<a
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                <p>Keep an eye on upgrade from one stable to another
                  stable debian release. currently (and probably in the
                  future too), openstack only supports incremental
                  upgrade from one</p>
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            <div>for example Swift supports upgrades even if version
              diff is > 1.</div>
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    I do not know about swift, but you can add horizon, since it has no
    DB, you can skip releases easily.<br>
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              <div bgcolor="#FFFFFF"> I do not have a solution for this
                problem but I think it's worth thinking about.<br>
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            <div>ack.</div>
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              <div bgcolor="#FFFFFF"> I see two possible ways to solve<br>
                - accept, (and document) that openstack upgrades are not
                possible in debian<br>
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            <div>this is not good solution :).</div>
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    ACK<br>
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              <div bgcolor="#FFFFFF"> - have the intermediat openstack
                releases as sort of unsupported, use for upgrade only,
                packages available (eg. as snapshots ?) (but this means
                you need all branches)<br>
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            <div>this is too much work and not straight forward for
              users. Why I should add unofficial repositories of OS just
              for upgrade?</div>
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            <div>If it's possible with other Debian packages, we should
              found solution for OS too. I think it's possible to
              upgrade OS if version diff is > 1. It only needs to be
              tested, checked and fixed sometimes. Same "problem" is in
              Ubuntu when you are upgrading between LTS versions. How
              Ubuntu solves this?</div>
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    The problem with the upgrades are the databases which needs upgrade.
    with plain OS, db upgrades are only possible for n to n+1. So if you
    want to support n to n+x upgrades in Debian you need to keep all the
    DB migration script from earlier versions.<br>
    Even worse, at least nova (others I do not know) does some
    db-migration during normal operation, which for large installations
    can take quite a while (hours). <br>
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    I think you have to do quite a lot of patching if you want to
    support n to n+x upgrades. <br>
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    I have no idea about Ubuntu's solution  !<br>
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    Benedikt<br>
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                    <div>Best regards<br>
                       Ondřej Nový<br>
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                      Email: <a href="mailto:novy@ondrej.org"
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