Environment:
OS: Amazon Linux AMI release 2015.03Instance type: m3.2xlarge
vCPUs: 8
Memory: 30G
Data disks: 4x300GB EBS (io1, 1000 IOPS)
Pre-conditions:
1. You haven't done SSTable upgrade yet.2. You have the pre-upgrade system wide snapshot.
Note: If you already done SSTable upgrade, this guide does not suit you.
Steps:
1. Shutdown Cassandra process# nodetool status - make sure no down nodes # service cassandra stop
2. Restore from snapshot
# Delete SSTable and associated files from your keyspace and reload from snapshot, # for example, you have a keyspace named "keyspace1" and snapshot called "preupgradebkp" # ll /var/lib/cassandra/data00/keyspace1/cf1/snapshots/preupgradebkp # mv /var/lib/cassandra/data00/keyspace1 /var/lib/cassandra/data00/keyspace1-org # rsync -av --link-dest=/var/lib/cassandra/data00/keyspace1-org/cf1/snapshots/preupgradebkp /var/lib/cassandra/data00/keyspace1-org/cf1/snapshots/preupgradebkp /var/lib/cassandra/data00/keyspace1/cf1 If you don't like rsync, you can simplely remove all fiels in /var/lib/cassandra/data00/keyspace1/cf1 except snapshots and copy all files back from /var/lib/cassandra/data00/keyspace1/cf1/snapshots/preupgradebkp to /var/lib/cassandra/data00/keyspace1/cf1. This will take longer time if you have large amount of data
3. Repeat step2 for system, system_auth and system_traces
4. Remove everything from commitlog directory
5. Remove Cassandra22 and install Cassandra21
# yum remove cassandra22 # yum install cassandra21
6. Double check cassandra.yaml file and all settings (such as rackdc.properties)
7. Start Cassandra process and monitor log file, exception, read/write rates.
How to upgrade Cassandra(http://tonylixu.blogspot.ca/2015/08/cassandra-upgrade-from-1x-to-20.html)
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