Upgrading a Primary and Secondary Cluster
Refer to Upgrade SingleStoreDB or Upgrade to SingleStoreDB 7.
Last modified: October 30, 2023
- Introduction
- Deploy
- Connect to Your Cluster
- Create a Database
- Integrate with SingleStoreDB
- Load Data
- Query Data
- Manage Data
- Developer Resources
- User and Cluster Administration
- SingleStoreDB User Management
- Cluster Health and Performance
- High Availability and Disaster Recovery
- Replication and Durability Concepts
- Managing High Availability
- Transaction Logs and Snapshots
- Replicating Data Across Clusters
- Replication Compatibility Between Different Cluster Versions
- Setting Up Replication
- Cluster Topology
- Pausing and Stopping Replication
- Cluster Failover
- Aggregator Failover
- Calculating Memory Allocation per Host in a Cluster
- Upgrading a Primary and Secondary Cluster
- Monitoring Replication
- Extracting Metadata From a Secondary Database
- High Availability (HA)and Disaster Recovery (DR) FAQs
- Replication and Durability Concepts
- Maintain Your Cluster
- Dealing with Cluster Failures
- Startup Sequence and Process in a Cluster
- Resize Your Cluster
- Upgrade or Uninstall SingleStoreDB
- Transition from MySQL to SingleStoreDB
- Troubleshooting
- Use the Workload Manager and Set Resource Limits
- Migrate from Ops to Tools
- Cluster Management with Tools
- Dedicated Admin Connections
- Changing the Root Password
- Recovering from Loss of Root Credentials
- SingleStoreDB User Management
- Reference
- Security
- Release Notes
- Support
- Glossary