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upgrade Vibe server to OES2018

valveamp300b

We have Vibe 4.0.4 on OES2015 sp1 / SLES11 sp4 on VMware

We would like to upgrade the OS to OES2108sp2, what is best practice for Vibe?

In place upgrade? Migration server? or new server and backup/restore Vibe?

How do we deal with the change in database?

MySQL 5.5.62 on SLES 11 sp4 to MariaDB 10.2 on SLES 12 sp5

Many thanks

 

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    Why OS2018-Server?
    SLES12SP5 or SLES15 are perfect Plattform for Vibe.
    I have reinstall Vibe4.07p1 on a SLES12SP5 with included Mariadb (same as mysql) without Problem, following the install doc.
    But for users/group you must connect a oes2018 Server with edir!
    It is your choice what platform and database you use!
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    why OES? so we have a copy of the tree on the other OES server, otherwise no reason

     

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    One reason can be licensing. You should buy SLES license, when you install patches and need to open SR´s ... . On OES you have this all included ( you need to be under maintenance, that´s clear ).

    David

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    One reason can be licensing. You should buy SLES license, when you install patches and need to open SR´s ... . On OES you have this all included ( you need to be under maintenance, that´s clear ).

    David

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