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crminthefield: User experience while accessing CRM 2011 application servers while Update Rollups are being applied
Источник: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/crminthefiel...g-applied.aspx
============== I had an interesting question from the field that warranted a response. The question, in the simplest terms, was: "If I have two CRM / web servers (with all server roles installed) behind a load balancer, I'll cut one out from the load balancer to install an Update Rollup. As the Update Rollup install will be updating the CRM organizational and configuration databases that the remaining CRM / web server is accessing, will my users still hitting the remaining online CRM server be affected during the Update Rollup installation?" In short, the answer is no, they will not be affected. They can continue using the system while servers are being updated. Database updates are backward compatible so that users hitting the not-yet-upgraded web server after the database is updated will be fine. All dbUpdates are designed to be forward/backward compatible because in multi-server environments, as is commonly the case with our Enterprise customers, you cannot guarantee all serviced components are at the same patch level. In fact, practically speaking, this is impossible. This forward/backward compatibility pertains to not only database updates, but any change that affects more than one "Serviced Component". "Serviced Components" consist of: All installers (MSIs):
Greg Nichols CRM Premier Field Engineering Microsoft Corporation Источник: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/crminthefiel...g-applied.aspx
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