我应该如何从TFS2008升级到TFS2010
我们有一台 TFS2008 服务器，有多个团队项目（大约 20 个） 在不丢失历史记录的情况下迁移到 TFS2010 的最佳方法是什么？
我相信有两种方法，如果我错了请纠正我：
- 安装新的 tfs2010 并从 TFS 2008 导入数据库
或 - 就地升级。
您的建议是什么？为什么？我应该准备面对什么问题吗？
欢迎任何建议。
We have a TFS2008 server with multiple team projects (about 20)
What is the best way to migrate to TFS2010 without losing the history.
I believe there are 2 ways, correct me if I'm wrong:
- installing a fresh tfs2010 and importing the DB from TFS 2008
or - in-place upgrade.
What is your recommendation and why? Are there any issue I should be prepared to face?
Any advice is welcome.
如果你对这篇内容有疑问，欢迎到本站社区发帖提问 参与讨论，获取更多帮助，或者扫码二维码加入 Web 技术交流群。
绑定邮箱获取回复消息
由于您还没有绑定你的真实邮箱，如果其他用户或者作者回复了您的评论，将不能在第一时间通知您！
发布评论
评论（1）
您所描述的两种方式与 Team Foundation Server 2010 几乎相同。就地升级也会自动升级您的实际数据库。升级数据库需要相当长的时间，具体取决于数据库的大小。请务必在停机时间估计中对此进行计划。如果可能，将您的服务器复制到可以进行测试运行的虚拟机。它可以极大地增强您的信心，并有助于在问题发生在生产系统上之前将其隔离。
最重要的是在开始之前备份所有内容。并不是说会出现问题，而是您希望在需要时能够回到原点。对于现有服务器，我建议对服务器进行重影，以便您可以快速、轻松地在有限的时间内恢复功能。
至于过程本身 - 与 TFS 2008 相比，安装 TFS 2010 是一个梦想。TFS 团队花费时间的地方之一不仅改进了服务器的设置，还改进了服务器的初始配置。我按照此 来自 TFS 团队的帖子，以我的域为例 - 尽管它是从 2008 年到 2010 年，而不是像文章中那样从 2005 年开始。
根据我的升级经验，到目前为止我还没有遇到任何问题。基于安装 TFS 2005 和 TFS 2008 所带来的“乐趣”，我原以为它会继续恶化，但令我惊喜的是。
Both of the ways you are describing are pretty much the same thing with Team Foundation Server 2010. The In-Place Upgrade will automatically upgrade your actual database, as well. It will take a decent amount of time to upgrade the database, depending on how large it is. Make sure to plan that in your downtime estimations. If possible, replicate your server(s) to a VM that you can stand-up to take a test run at. It works wonders for your confidence, as well as helping to isolate problems before they happen on the production system.
The most important thing is that you back up everything prior to starting. Not that something will go wrong, but you want to be able to get back to square one, if needed. For an existing server, I would recommend ghosting the servers so that you have a quick and easy way to restore functionality in a limited amount of time.
As to the process itself - installing TFS 2010 is a dream compared to TFS 2008. One of the places the TFS team spent some time was improving not only the setup, but the initial configuration, of the server. I followed the directions from this post from the TFS team for the instance I have on my domain - although it was going from 2008 to 2010, not from 2005, as in the article.
In my upgrade experiences, I have run into no issues as of yet. Based on the "fun" had from installing TFS 2005 and TFS 2008, I was expecting it to continue to trend worse, but I was pleasantly surprised.