information is available at http://httpd.apache.org/docs-project/ ## Contents 1 Release Notes 1.1 Upgrading to 2.4 from 2.2 1.2 Overview of new features in Apache HTTP Server 2.4 1.3 Overview of new features 12.3 Directive Quick Reference 1094 Chapter 1 Release Notes ##### 1.1 Upgrading to 2.4 from 2.2 In order to assist folks upgrading, we maintain a document describing information critical to existing Apache document describes only the changes from 2.2 to 2.4. If you are upgrading from version 2.0, you should also consult the 2.0 to 2.2 upgrading document. $ ^{1} $ ## See also • Overview of new features in

the new Developing Applications documentation. This contains both Java and JavaScript code. • Upgrading to the Newest Version of Fabric: Leverages the network from Building Your First Network to demonstrate elaborate Kafka and Raft implementations while saving on the administrative overhead of maintaining and upgrading multiple nodes and clusters. Because a Solo ordering service is not crash-fault tolerant, it should important to recognize that updating capabilities is a different, though often related, process to upgrading nodes. We’ll describe this in detail in this topic. Because Fabric is a distributed system that

Project Info 1.4 Versions 1.5 Messaging Concepts 1.6 Architecture 1.7 Using the Server 1.8 Upgrading 1.9 Address 1.10 Model 1.10.1 Settings 1.10.2 Protocols and Interoperability 1.11 AMQP brief list of "highlights" when applicable. - If necessary, specific steps required when upgrading from the previous version. Note: If the upgrade spans multiple versions then the steps from each version need to be followed in order. Note: Follow the general upgrade procedure outlined in the Upgrading the Broker chapter in addition to any version-specific upgrade instructions outlined here. ####

tutorials for updating your channel, Adding an Org to a Channel, and upgrading your network to a later version of Hyperledger Fabric, Upgrading Your Network Components. Finally, we offer two chaincode tutorials Writing Your First Application • Building Your First Network • Adding an Org to a Channel • Upgrading Your Network Components • Using Private Data in Fabric • Chaincode Tutorials • Chaincode for ever-growing peer channel commands, provide us with the functionality to accomplish this task. # Upgrading Your Network Components ## Note When we use the term “upgrade” in this documentation, we’re primarily

2.8 ..... 3 Upgrading From 3.2.7 ..... 3 Laravel 3.2.7 ..... 4 Upgrading From 3.2.6 ..... 4 Laravel 3.2.6 ..... 4 Upgrading From 3.2.5 ..... 4 Laravel 3.2.5 ..... 4 Upgrading From 3.2.4 . 2.4 ..... 4 Upgrading From 3.2.3 ..... 4 Laravel 3.2.3 ..... 4 Upgrading From 3.2.2 ..... 4 Laravel 3.2.2 ..... 5 Upgrading From 3.2.1 ..... 5 Laravel 3.2.1 ..... 5 Upgrading From 3.2 ... 3.2 ..... 5 Upgrading From 3.1 ..... 7 Laravel 3.1.9 ..... 7 Upgrading From 3.1.8 ..... 7 Laravel 3.1.8 ..... 7 Upgrading From 3.1.7 ..... 7 Laravel 3.1.7 ..... 7 Upgrading From 3.1.6 ..

Greenplum Command Center 149 Hadoop Distributions 149 VMware Tanzu Greenplum 6.x Release Notes 151 Upgrading Greenplum 151 Release 6.19 151 Release 6.19.4 151 Resolved Issues 151 Data Flow 151 Server Deprecated Features 230 Known Issues and Limitations 231 Installing and Upgrading Greenplum 234 Installing and Upgrading Greenplum 0 Introduction to Greenplum 235 Introduction to Greenplum 0 The Client 292 Upgrading to Greenplum 294 Upgrading to Greenplum 0 Upgrading from an Earlier Greenplum 6 Release 295 Upgrading from an Earlier Greenplum 6 Release 0 Prerequisites 295 Upgrading from 6.x to

137 Client Documentation 137 Related Documentation 137 VMware Greenplum 6.x Release Notes 139 Upgrading Greenplum 139 Release 6.25 139 Release 6.25.3 139 Cluster Management 139 Query Processing 139 Greenplum Database Service 373 Managing Greenplum High Availability Service 376 Installing and Upgrading Greenplum 378 Estimating Storage Capacity 379 Calculating Usable Disk Capacity 379 Calculating Set Conversion Between Server and Client 434 Upgrading to Greenplum 6 437 Upgrading from an Earlier Greenplum 6 Release 437 Prerequisites 438 Upgrading from 6.x to a Newer 6.x Release 439 Troubleshooting

Greenplum Command Center 148 Hadoop Distributions 148 VMware Tanzu Greenplum 6.x Release Notes 149 Upgrading Greenplum 149 Release 6.18 149 Release 6.18.2 149 Resolved Issues 149 Cluster Management 149 Deprecated Features 222 Known Issues and Limitations 223 Installing and Upgrading Greenplum 227 Installing and Upgrading Greenplum 0 Introduction to Greenplum 228 Introduction to Greenplum 0 The Client 283 Upgrading to Greenplum 285 Upgrading to Greenplum 6 0 Upgrading from an Earlier Greenplum 6 Release 286 Upgrading from an Earlier Greenplum 6 Release 0 Prerequisites 286 Upgrading from 6.x

Page and Django models Create sitemaps Manage Page Types Creating new functionality Create plugins Upgrading plugins for django CMS 4+ Create apphooks Manage complex apphook configuration Extend the Toolbar running a migration command on an existing installation of django CMS v3.x may corrupt the database. Upgrading from version 3.x to 4.x is not an automatic process. API References cms.api Python APIs for creating require you to take action. It is strongly recommended to read the release notes carefully when upgrading. It goes without saying that you should backup your database before embarking on any process that

models Create sitemaps Manage Page Types Headless mode Creating new functionality Create plugins Upgrading plugins for django CMS 4+ Create apphooks Manage complex apphook configuration Extend the Toolbar running a migration command on an existing installation of django CMS v3.x may corrupt the database. Upgrading from version 3.x to 4.x is not an automatic process. API References cms.api Python APIs for creating require you to take action. It is strongly recommended to read the release notes carefully when upgrading. It goes without saying that you should backup your database before embarking on any process that