Cisco CloudCenter 4.10.0.12 Release Notes

Release Date

First Published: January 6, 2021

Updated:

January 21, 2021: Updated the Documentation section to include a list of pages that were updated.

Installation

CloudCenter 4.10.0.12 is only available as an upgrade for existing customers from CloudCenter 4.10.0.3, CloudCenter 4.10.0.4, CloudCenter 4.10.0.5, CloudCenter 4.10.0.6, CloudCenter 4.10.0.7, CloudCenter 4.10.0.8, CloudCenter 4.10.0.9, CloudCenter 4.10.0.10, or CloudCenter 4.10.0.11. Contact the CloudCenter Support team for additional details.

Upgrade Path

You must be at a minimum version of CloudCenter 4.10.0.3 to upgrade to CloudCenter 4.10.0.12.

Effective CloudCenter 4.10.0.7 and later, the CloudCenter upgrade process downloads packages from a CentOS base and the extras repository via the internet. If you do not have internet connectivity, you must setup a local CentOS mirror and configure the CloudCenter components (CCM, CCO etc) to use the local mirror.

If you are upgrading directly to CloudCenter 4.10.0.12 from CloudCenter 4.10.0.10 or earlier release, be sure to review the CloudCenter 4.10.0.10 documentation.

See the Upgrade Overview page and the following table for additional details.

Upgrading CentOS CloudCenter Components to CloudCenter 4.10.0.12
From	core_upgrade			Appliance Jar Files?	Notes
From	os_upgrade¹?	MongoDB?	Component?	Appliance Jar Files?	Notes
4.10.0.5 or earlier	Yes	Yes (for CCO only)	Yes	Yes
4.10.0.6	No	Yes (for CCO only)	Yes	Yes	You should have already run os_upgrade when you upgraded to 4.10.0.6 – if you have not, you can run this upgrade now!
4.10.0.7 or later	No	No	No	Yes	Applicable to CloudCenter 4.10.0.7 or later
Upgrading Non-CentOS CloudCenter Components (RHEL) to CloudCenter 4.10.0.12
4.10.0.11 or earlier	No	Yes	Yes	Yes

^₁ The os_upgrade command is not required when upgrading the REPO or Bundle store.

Documentation

The following documentation change was implemented in CloudCenter 4.10.0.12:

Upgrade Overview (added a step and sample files to the Core Upgrade to CloudCenter 4.10.0.6 and Later in Offline Mode section)
VM Management (updated the Upgrade Agent section for technical accuracy)

Resolved Issues

The following issue was resolved/addressed in CloudCenter 4.10.0.12:

CSCvw86369: If you have been using CloudCenter 4.10.0.x components (CCO, CCM, Rabbit, Postgres, and so forth) in an environment that does not have internet access and you have correctly configured a local CloudCenter repo and a local CentOS 7 Mirror/Repo, then the core_upgrade.bin file will fails to execute.
Resolution: CloudCenter 4.10.0.12 includes a fix to ensure that the core_ugprade.bin file uses the local CentOS mirror instead of trying to reach public mirrors.