RD-5655 Add AIO inplace upgrade page + update version nums

cloudify-cosmo · Jul 5, 2023 · b7b9610 · b7b9610
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diff --git a/content/cloudify_manager/cloudify_cluster_manager_cli/_index.md b/content/cloudify_manager/cloudify_cluster_manager_cli/_index.md
@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ cluster network. You can install the package either by using an RPM or by using
 #### Installing Using an RPM
 Run the following command:
 ```bash
-sudo yum install -y http://repository.cloudifysource.org/cloudify/cloudify-cluster-manager/1.1.1/ga-release/cloudify-cluster-manager-1.1.1-ga.el7.x86_64.rpm
+sudo yum install -y http://repository.cloudifysource.org/cloudify/cloudify-cluster-manager/1.1.4/ga-release/cloudify-cluster-manager-1.1.4-ga.el7.x86_64.rpm
 ```
 
 #### Installing Using pip Install

diff --git a/content/cloudify_manager/premium/aio/upgrade.md b/content/cloudify_manager/premium/aio/upgrade.md
@@ -0,0 +1,45 @@
++++
+title = "Upgrade"
+description = "Upgrade"
+weight = 80
+alwaysopen = false
++++
+
+## Upgrading an All-in-One Manager
+        
+Upgrade your {{< param product_name >}} Cluster Manager by running:
+```
+sudo yum install -y <Cluster Manager Installation RPM>
+```
+
+On the host that has {{< param product_name >}} Cluster Manager installed, run cfy_cluster_manager upgrade. 
+Optional Arguments: 
+```
+--config-path The completed cluster configuration file path. Default: ./cfy_cluster_config.yaml
+--upgrade-rpm Path to a v7.1.0 cloudify-manager-install RPM. This can be either a local or remote path.
+Default: <Cloudify Manager Installation RPM>
+
+-v, --verbose Show verbose output
+Running this command will automatically run the upgrade procedure on the cluster. 
+```
+
+If the cluster was manually deployed, please follow this procedure instead:
+
+Manually updating a Fully Distributed Cluster
+Update steps:
+Install the new 7.1.0 cloudify-manager-install RPM on the manager node, by using the command: 
+```
+sudo yum install -y <Cloudify Manager Installation RPM> 
+```
+
+Then run:
+```
+cfy_manager upgrade
+```
+
+If {{< param product_name >}} agents are used in your deployments, run the following command from just one of the manager nodes:
+```
+cfy agents install
+```
+
+When opening the {{< param product_name >}} Management Console after the upgrade, you might see “This page is empty”, this happens because of cached data. To solve this, press CTRL + Shift + R.
diff --git a/content/cloudify_manager/premium/compact/upgrade.md b/content/cloudify_manager/premium/compact/upgrade.md
@@ -8,16 +8,16 @@ alwaysopen = false
 ## Upgrading a Cloudify Compact Cluster (3 Nodes)
 
 If the initial cluster installation was done using the Cloudify Cluster Manager, follow this simplified process.
-Updating a Cloudify Compact Cluster leveraging the Cloudify Cluster Manager,
-you can use the Cloudify Cluster Manager tool to upgrade a compact cluster.
+Updating a {{< param product_name >}} Compact Cluster leveraging the Cloudify Cluster Manager,
+you can use the {{< param product_name >}} Cluster Manager tool to upgrade a compact cluster.
 
-Upgrade your Cloudify Cluster Manager by running:
+Upgrade your {{< param product_name >}} Cluster Manager by running:
 
 ```
 sudo yum install -y <Cloudify Manager Installation RPM>
 ```
 
-On the host that has Cloudify Cluster Manager installed, run:
+On the host that has {{< param product_name >}} Cluster Manager installed, run:
 ```
 cfy_cluster_manager upgrade
 ```
@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ Optional arguments:
 
 ```
 --config-path The completed cluster configuration file path. Default: ./cfy_cluster_config.yaml
---upgrade-rpm Path to a v6.4.0 cloudify-manager-install RPM. This can be either a local or remote path.
+--upgrade-rpm Path to a v7.1.0 cloudify-manager-install RPM. This can be either a local or remote path.
 
 Default:<Cloudify Manager Installation RPM>
 
@@ -37,9 +37,9 @@ Running this command will automatically run the upgrade procedure on the cluster
 
 If the Cluster was manually deployed, please follow this procedure instead:
 
-### Manually Updating a Cloudify Compact Cluster
+### Manually Updating a {{< param product_name >}} Compact Cluster
 
-Install the new 6.4 release `cloudify-manager-install` RPM on all 3 nodes of the cluster, by using the command: 
+Install the new 7.1.0 release `cloudify-manager-install` RPM on all 3 nodes of the cluster, by using the command: 
 
 ```
 sudo yum install -y <Cloudify Manager Installation RPM>
@@ -83,9 +83,9 @@ Do it one after the other, not in parallel.
 Tip: If you used the cloudify-cluster-manager tool to generate the Cloudify cluster, the path to the manager config file is /etc/cloudify/manager-<node number>_config.yaml. If the cluster was manually installed, please direct the command to the path of the file you generated. 
 {{% /note %}}
 
-If Cloudify agents are used in your deployments, run the following command from just one of the cluster nodes:
+If {{< param product_name >}} agents are used in your deployments, run the following command from just one of the cluster nodes:
 ```
 cfy agents install
 ```
 
-When opening the Cloudify Management Console after the upgrade, you might see “This page is empty”, this happens because of cached data. To solve this, press CTRL + Shift + R.
+When opening the {{< param product_name >}} Management Console after the upgrade, you might see “This page is empty”, this happens because of cached data. To solve this, press CTRL + Shift + R.
diff --git a/content/cloudify_manager/premium/fully_distributed/upgrade.md b/content/cloudify_manager/premium/fully_distributed/upgrade.md
@@ -5,22 +5,22 @@ weight = 80
 alwaysopen = false
 +++
 
-## Upgrading a Cloudify Fully Distributed Cluster (9 Nodes)
+## Upgrading a {{< param product_name >}} Fully Distributed Cluster (9 Nodes)
         
 If the initial cluster installation was done using the Cloudify Cluster Manager, follow this simplified process.
-Updating a Cloudify Fully Distributed Cluster leveraging the Cloudify Cluster Manager
-you can use the Cloudify Cluster Manager tool to upgrade a fully distributed cluster.
+Updating a {{< param product_name >}} Fully Distributed Cluster leveraging the Cloudify Cluster Manager
+you can use the {{< param product_name >}} Cluster Manager tool to upgrade a fully distributed cluster.
 
-Upgrade your Cloudify Cluster Manager by running:
+Upgrade your {{< param product_name >}} Cluster Manager by running:
 ```
 sudo yum install -y <Cluster Manager Installation RPM>
 ```
 
-On the host that has Cloudify Cluster Manager installed, run cfy_cluster_manager upgrade. 
+On the host that has {{< param product_name >}} Cluster Manager installed, run cfy_cluster_manager upgrade. 
 Optional Arguments: 
 ```
 --config-path The completed cluster configuration file path. Default: ./cfy_cluster_config.yaml
---upgrade-rpm Path to a v6.1.0 cloudify-manager-install RPM. This can be either a local or remote path.
+--upgrade-rpm Path to a v7.1.0 cloudify-manager-install RPM. This can be either a local or remote path.
 Default: <Cloudify Manager Installation RPM>
 
 -v, --verbose Show verbose output
@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ If the cluster was manually deployed, please follow this procedure instead:
 
 Manually updating a Fully Distributed Cluster
 Update steps:
-Install the new 6.1.0 cloudify-manager-install RPM on all the cluster nodes, by using the command: 
+Install the new 7.1.0 cloudify-manager-install RPM on all the cluster nodes, by using the command: 
 ```
 sudo yum install -y <Cloudify Manager Installation RPM> 
 ```
@@ -60,9 +60,9 @@ cfy_manager upgrade
 Do it one after the other, not in parallel.
 
 
-If Cloudify agents are used in your deployments, run the following command from just one of the manager nodes:
+If {{< param product_name >}} agents are used in your deployments, run the following command from just one of the manager nodes:
 ```
 cfy agents install
 ```
 
-When opening the Cloudify Management Console after the upgrade, you might see “This page is empty”, this happens because of cached data. To solve this, press CTRL + Shift + R.
+When opening the {{< param product_name >}} Management Console after the upgrade, you might see “This page is empty”, this happens because of cached data. To solve this, press CTRL + Shift + R.