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Ended up creating a 'physical' clone. Tried the upgrade on it, and now I could check the logs.
Ends up that PostGIS is practically not upgradeable. So I dumped the database with PostGIS, dropped it, upgraded the server, and imported the tables from the dump.
Enable Enhanced Monitoring for your Aurora Serverless cluster, which will send logs and metrics to Amazon CloudWatch Logs. You can then access and analyze these logs using the CloudWatch Logs console or the AWS CLI.
To enable Enhanced Monitoring, follow these steps:
In the RDS console, select your Aurora Serverless PostgreSQL cluster. Choose "Modify" from the "Actions" dropdown. In the "Monitoring" section, enable "Enhanced Monitoring." Apply the changes. After enabling Enhanced Monitoring, you can access the logs in CloudWatch Logs by looking for the log group named /aws/rds/cluster/your-cluster-name/postgresql.
So, in summary, for Aurora Serverless PostgreSQL clusters, you cannot directly access the pre-check log file or the underlying file system. Instead, you need to rely on the RDS console, Enhanced Monitoring, and CloudWatch Logs to view and analyze logs related to your cluster.
Hi,
Please, follow this KC article to fix issues with pre-upgrade checks: https://repost.aws/knowledge-center/rds-postgresql-version-upgrade-issues
Best,
Didier
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There is no Monitoring section available?
"This is your final notification for Aurora PostgreSQL 11 clusters that are not upgraded before October 15, 2024. The clusters will be stopped until the cluster has been successfully upgraded to a current supported version of PostgreSQL." Thanks a lot AWS