Customizing Zero-Downtime Upgrades
You can customize zero-downtime upgrades using the user-action framework of Fleet Patching and Provisioning.
Note:
The Zero Downtime Upgrade (ZDU) feature of Oracle Fleet Patching and Provisioning (FPP) is deprecated in Oracle AI Database 19c.
To use the user-action framework, you can provide a separate script for any or all of the points listed in the overall process.
Table 6-1 Zero-Downtime Upgrade Plugins
| Plugin Type | Pre or Post | Plugin runs... |
|---|---|---|
ZDTUPGRADE_DATABASE | Pre | Before Fleet Patching and Provisioning starts zero-downtime upgrade. |
| Post | After Fleet Patching and Provisioning completes zero-downtime upgrade. | |
ZDTUPGRADE_DATABASE_SNAPDB | Pre | Before creating the snapshot or full-clone database. |
| Post | After starting the snapshot or full-clone database (but before switching over). | |
ZDTUPGRADE_DATABASE_DBUA | Pre | Before running DBUA (after switching over). |
| Post | After DBUA completes. | |
ZDTUPGRADE_DATABASE_SWITCHBACK | Pre | Before switching back users to the upgraded source database. |
| Post | After switching back users to the upgraded source database (before deleting snapshot or full-clone database). |
- To register a plugin to be run during a zero-downtime upgrade, run the following command:
$ rhpctl add useraction -useraction user_action_name -actionscript script_name {-pre | -post} -optype {ZDTUPGRADE_DATABASE | ZDTUPGRADE_DATABASE_SNAPDB | ZDTUPGRADE_DATABASE_DBUA | ZDTUPGRADE_DATABASE_SWITCHBACK}You can specify run-time input to the plugins using the
-useractiondataoption of therhpctl zdtupgrade databasecommand.