When I've patched vCenter servers in the past, the rough process I've followed is: If you can, disable the zone. Go to each cluster and click 'unmanage cluster' Update vCenter Go to each cluster and click 'manage cluster' Enable the zone.
Allow CloudStack time to re-check the environment (a couple of minutes should be fine). Test deploying an instance. On 21 February 2014 14:23, Justin Brophy <[email protected]> wrote: > What is the appropriate way to patch a vCenter associated with CloudStack > 4.2.1? > > My assumption is to stop the cloudstack-management service on the > cloudstack management servers, then proceed with vCenter patching. Post > patching, start cloudstack-management. > > Is this correct? > > Patching ESXi hosts is easy and documented, however I have not located any > documented process around vCenter patching. > > Thoughts? > > Justin Brophy > Solutions Architect > DSS >
