Then aaPanel shows me the first alert (warning) modal when I was trying to upgrade MySQL-mariaDB 10.3 to 10.4. First Alert to backup & delete all database to upgrade mariaDB So, we do backup and delete all databases. Then re-starts the upgrading process. Then second alert modal come Second alert In fact, the second alert should come first. So, user with less than 2048 MB ( 2GB ) RAM can refrain themself from upgrading mariaDB. It can save valuable time in deleting & restoring databases.

Upgrading MariaDB alert's sequence is improper

luckybhumkar

Then aaPanel shows me the first alert (warning) modal when I was trying to upgrade MySQL-mariaDB 10.3 to 10.4.

First Alert to backup & delete all database to upgrade mariaDB

So, we do backup and delete all databases. Then re-starts the upgrading process. Then second alert modal come
Second alert

In fact, the second alert should come first. So, user with less than 2048 MB (_2GB) RAM can refrain themself from upgrading mariaDB. It can save valuable time in deleting & restoring databases.

aaPanel_Jose

luckybhumkar
Thanks for your feedback, we will optimize this

luckybhumkar

Oh thanks aaPanel_Jose. You have fixed it within 24 hours. Great..!👏 aaPanel's update v6.6.3 solved this issue.

aapanel_user

aaPanel_Jose how to get around this restriction if server has 1gb ram?

aaPanel_Jose

aapanel_user
We do not recommend that use it with 1GB ram,because it may make your server run slower..

mateus1020

How to restore databases after updating?