You can install Spring Cloud Services (SCS) v3.1 alongside the following earlier versions of SCS:
However, VMware recommends that you migrate all your service instances to Spring Cloud Services v3.1. After migration, you can remove any earlier versions of Spring Cloud Services.
Important Spring Cloud Services (SCS) v2.x and v3.1 use the p-spring-cloud-services
org to deploy service instance backing apps. Deleting v2.1.2 or earlier will delete this org, even if SCS v3.1 is installed. If you have installed SCS v3.1 alongside v2.x, do not delete SCS v2.x until upgrading it to >= v2.0.11 or >= v2.1.3. See Upgrading to SCS v3.1 and Removing SCS v2.x.
Spring Cloud Services v3.1 includes a new Service Registry service, named p.service-registry
instead of p-service-registry
as in earlier versions. It also includes a new Config Server service, named p.config-server
instead of p-config-server
as in earlier versions.
The p.config-server
service can be offered alongside, but does not replace, earlier versions of Config Server. VMware recommends deactivating the older p-config-server
service after installing Spring Cloud Services v3.1 (which includes the p.config-server
service).
For more information about running Spring Cloud Services v3.1 alongside earlier versions, see the Running Alongside Previous Versions section of Installing Spring Cloud Services for VMware Tanzu.
Important SCS v3.1 and later do not include p-circuit-breaker-dashboard
. To retain this functionality, you must keep SCS v2.x installed.
If you are running SCS v3.0 or v3.1 alongside v2.x, you can complete the upgrade to v3.1 using the following procedure:
p.config-server
service instances instead of p-config-server
. For instructions, see Migrating Spring Cloud Services v2.x or v1.5 Service Instances in the Config Server documentation.p.service-registry
service instances instead of p-service-registry
. For more information, see Migrating Spring Cloud Services v2.x or v1.5 Service Instances in the Service Registry documentation.