Nice talk. One question, is it possible to implement a rolling update of all the rabbitmq pods(from a single cluster)? The scenario arises when we need to patch the underlying kubernetes nodes on which all the rabbitmq pods run by replacing the old nodes with nodes that have newer OS image. The purpose is to achieve some kind of zero downtime, and high availability
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Nice talk. One question, is it possible to implement a rolling update of all the rabbitmq pods(from a single cluster)? The scenario arises when we need to patch the underlying kubernetes nodes on which all the rabbitmq pods run by replacing the old nodes with nodes that have newer OS image. The purpose is to achieve some kind of zero downtime, and high availability
Yes it is possible. you can read more about the process at www.rabbitmq.com/upgrade.html or www.rabbitmq.com/kubernetes/operator/upgrade-operator.html