Team /Ron/Adrian
Wann to reconfirmwe have an setup with
new server will be with
will be following the following suggestion
On old VM [ existing server with OS "Amazon Linux release 2 (Karoo) " present
in aws "us-east-1 region" and along with postgresql ver 13.16.2 - community
edn ]
- "take offline full backup (PG_DATA folder alone) using OS command"
On new VM [OS "Amazon Linux 2023 " in aws region=us-east-1 and intended db as
"postgresql 15.10 - community edn" ]
- "Restore offline full backup (PG_DATA folder alone) using OS command"
- create postgres unix userid- install postgresql ver 15.10 binaries- setup
respective env variable to point correctly for PG_DATA
- will follow "pg_upgrade"
my question is a) is the above said steps is correct with the given existing
and proposed setupb) is their any known issues using "cross over using
pg_upgrade " option between the server's having below said operating system -
source = existing server with OS = Amazon Linux release 2 (Karoo) " present in
aws "us-east-1 region" and along with postgresql ver 13.16.2 - community edn
vstarget - different server OS "Amazon Linux 2023 " in aws region=us-east-1 and
intended db as "postgresql 15.10 - community edn"
On Tuesday, December 3, 2024 at 12:28:58 AM EST, Adrian Klaver
<adrian.kla...@aklaver.com> wrote:
On 12/2/24 17:23, Ron Johnson wrote:
> Adrian,
>
> OP is moving to a new VM when migrating to PG 15. When was the
> "cross-server" feature added to pg_upgrade?
>
Moving to a new VM was not the issue, my mistake was thinking the OS
version was staying the same.
Then:
On old VM:
"take offline full backup (PG_DATA folder alone) using OS command"
On new VM:
"Restore offline full backup (PG_DATA folder alone) using OS command"
Followed by installing new Postgres version could be dealt with using
pg_upgrade. Once I was corrected on what was actually going on then
doing a dump/restore or logical replication became better choices.
--
Adrian Klaver
adrian.kla...@aklaver.com
