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Hi 4um,
It looks like you're running into an issue while trying to upgrade your PostgreSQL Flexible Server from version 11 to 16. The error message indicates a "Conflict" with the status code of "InternalServerError." Here are a few steps you can take to troubleshoot this problem:
- Pre-Upgrade Checks: Make sure there are no long-running transactions or high workloads on the server during the upgrade, as these can cause the upgrade process to fail.
Review the Logs: Before attempting the upgrade again, enable server logs. Check the logs for any specific messages related to your attempted upgrade. These logs may provide more detail about the error you're encountering.
Compatibility Issues: Verify that none of the extensions you are using in your PostgreSQL server are unsupported for version 16. In-place upgrades currently do not support extensions like Timescaledb and pgaudit, so it's essential to make sure you're not using any of those.
Capacity Issues: If you're operating in the East US region, be aware that there may be capacity constraints affecting your ability to upgrade. You can check Azure's documentation on resolving capacity errors for more insights.
Network Access: Ensure that network traffic to PostgreSQL ports (5432 and 6432) is allowed within your virtual network, as blocking this could also contribute to upgrade issues.
If these steps don’t resolve the issue, consider creating a support case with Azure support for further assistance.
Before I conclude, I have a few follow-up questions that would help in diagnosing the issue further:
- Are you currently running any long-running transactions or high workloads on the database during the upgrade attempt?
- Have you checked if there are any unsupported extensions in your current setup?
- Can you confirm whether you're experiencing this upgrade issue in a specific region, like East US?
- Are the necessary ports open for network traffic as per your configuration?
Hope this helps! If you need more assistance, feel free to ask!
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