Jak zwykle obiecanki cacanki. Tak dla sportu przeglądałem dokumentację do Stirlinga w poszukiwaniu braków i bubli 9a takich na technecie nie brakuje ;) ) i trafiłem na coś takiego:
Upgrading or migrating Stirling
[This topic is pre-release documentation and is subject to change in future releases. Blank topics are included as placeholders.]
This document describes upgrade and migration scenarios for this beta release of Stirling. Material in this document replaces the content in the topic “Upgrading or migrating Stirling” in the Stirling Deployment Guide.
The following upgrade and migration scenarios are supported:
- Upgrading FCS 1.0 clients to this release of Stirling.
- Upgrading the public Beta 2 client components to this release of Stirling. For instructions, see Upgrading Stirling client components.
- Migrating policies, groups, and bindings from the public Beta 2 version to this release of Stirling. For instructions, see Migrating Stirling policies, groups, and bindings.
The following upgrade or migration scenarios are not supported:
- Upgrading server components from the public Beta 1 or public Beta 2 version to this version of Stirling
- Upgrading client components from public Beta 1 to this version of Stirling
- Migrating from one server topology to another
- Migrating from a third-party solution to Stirling
Czyli jednym słowem – będzie można aktualizować końcówki, ale i scenariuszu in-place dla topologii serwerowej można zapomnieć. Pięknie. Po prostu pięknie! tak z czystej ciekawości chyba zrobię infrastrukturę mieszaną i zobaczę jak FCS się kłóci z FEP :D
