第 5 章 OpenShift Data Foundation upgrade overview


As an operator bundle managed by the Operator Lifecycle Manager (OLM), OpenShift Data Foundation leverages its operators to perform high-level tasks of installing and upgrading the product through ClusterServiceVersion (CSV) CRs.

5.1. Upgrade Workflows

OpenShift Data Foundation recognizes two types of upgrades: Z-stream release upgrades and Minor Version release upgrades. While the user interface workflows for these two upgrade paths are not quite the same, the resulting behaviors are fairly similar. The distinctions are as follows:

For Z-stream releases, OCS will publish a new bundle in the redhat-operators CatalogSource. The OLM will detect this and create an InstallPlan for the new CSV to replace the existing CSV. The Subscription approval strategy, whether Automatic or Manual, will determine whether the OLM proceeds with reconciliation or waits for administrator approval.

For Minor Version releases, OpenShift Container Storage will also publish a new bundle in the redhat-operators CatalogSource. The difference is that this bundle will be part of a new channel, and channel upgrades are not automatic. The administrator must explicitly select the new release channel. Once this is done, the OLM will detect this and create an InstallPlan for the new CSV to replace the existing CSV. Since the channel switch is a manual operation, OLM will automatically start the reconciliation.

From this point onwards, the upgrade processes are identical.

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