ok, Itamar, thanks.
now I can understand how the things work.
but I have a question based on the fact that I have ovirt-engine on
version 3.4 and DC and Cluster both are configured on version 3.3 :
- This means that I have "available" features on version 3.4 , but these
features just will work when I update DC and Cluster to version 3.4 ?
(this is what I understand, following Dafna Ron response)
so, to really obtain the benefits of the new version (3.4) I need to run
the commands (yum update ovirt-engine-setup, engine-setup) and also
increase the version of compatibility within the datacenter, cluster and
host to the version 3.4
- and what I have if only update ovirt-engine to version 3.4 and not
update dc, cluster neither hosts.
I realized changes on ovirt web admin interface, improvements on icons and
maybe new fields.
On Fri, Apr 11, 2014 at 9:56 AM, Itamar Heim <iheim(a)redhat.com> wrote:
On 04/10/2014 10:50 PM, Tamer Lima wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
> yesterday my ovirt was 3.3
> my datacenter and cluster (compatibility version) was aligned with ovirt
> 3.3
>
>
> today my ovirt is now 3.4.
> and my datacenter and cluster (compatibility version) remains 3.3 (with
> the option enabled to change for 3.4)
>
> browsing the ovirt admin page I see 2 occurrences of ovirt version:
> datacenter tab = 3.3
> cluster tab =3.3
>
>
>
> I would like to understand what means all these versions, the same
> version for a lot of important things, and how my ovirt works/behaves
> using different versions.
>
> all my doubts together :
> What means datacenter in version 3.3(or lower version) when ovirt is 3.4
> ?
> what means cluster in version 3.3 when ovirt is 3.4?
> what means change the "compatibility version" for datacenter?
> what means change the "compatibility version" for cluster?
>
Gianluca replied with links for specific features.
I'll reply on the general concept:
- a host can be upgraded to a specific 3.x version. it can be in any
3.y cluster which is <= 3.x
once the host is upgraded, 3.x host-level features can be used
- a cluster can be upgraded to 3.x once all active hosts in it are at
least with 3.x.
once the cluster is upgraded, 3.x cluster-level features can be used
- a data cetner can be upgaeded to 3.x once all clusters in it are at
least with 3.x
once the DC is upgraded, 3.x DC-level features can be used
i don't think we have it clearly documented per feture if it is host
level, cluster level or DC level. when in doubt, ask...