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[FAB-10699] Change other upgrade text to 1.2
Change name of doc and make text refer to 1.2 Change-Id: I163e8bebc476434909bc05029f48044e0ff816c3 Signed-off-by: joe-alewine <Joe.Alewine@ibm.com>
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Upgrading from v1.0.x
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Upgrading to the Newest Version of Fabric
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At a high level, upgrading a Fabric network to v1.1 can be performed by following these
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At a high level, upgrading a Fabric network to v1.2 can be performed by following these
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steps:
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* Upgrade binaries for orderers, peers, and fabric-ca. These upgrades may be done in parallel.
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* Upgrade the binaries for the ordering service, the Fabric CA, and the peers.
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These upgrades may be done in parallel.
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* Upgrade client SDKs.
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* Enable v1.1 channel capability requirements.
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* Enable the v1.2 capability.
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* (Optional) Upgrade the Kafka cluster.
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To help understand this process, we've created the :doc:`upgrading_your_network_tutorial`
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tutorial that will take you through most of the major upgrade steps, including
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upgrading peers, orderers, as well as enabling capability requirements.
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upgrading peers, orderers, as well as the capability. We've included both a
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script as well as the individual steps to achieve these upgrades.
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Because our tutorial leverages the :doc:`build_network` (BYFN) sample, it has
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certain limitations (it does not use Fabric CA, for example). Therefore we have

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