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Cloud Volumes ONTAP release notes

What's new in Cloud Volumes ONTAP 9.19.1

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You can now deploy and upgrade to Cloud Volumes ONTAP 9.19.1. You can see the base version of this release and the latest patch versions available for deployment and upgrade in the Console.

To know about more Cloud Volumes ONTAP features, supported configurations, limits, and more, see Cloud Volumes ONTAP documentation.

9.19.1 RC (13 July 2026)

The Cloud Volumes ONTAP 9.19.1 Release Candidate (RC) is now available for deployment and upgrade in Google Cloud only. This version is unavailable for deployment and upgrade in Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Microsoft Azure (Azure).

Upgrade notes

Read through these notes to learn more about upgrading to this release.

How to upgrade

Upgrades of Cloud Volumes ONTAP must be completed from the Console. You should not upgrade Cloud Volumes ONTAP by using System Manager or the CLI. Doing so can impact system stability.

Supported upgrade path

You can upgrade to Cloud Volumes ONTAP 9.19.1 RC from 9.18.1 in only Google Cloud. The Console will prompt you to upgrade eligible Cloud Volumes ONTAP systems to this release.

Note In AWS and Azure, you won't be prompted for an upgrade to 9.19.1 RC because this version is unavailable for deployment and upgrade for these cloud providers.

Downtime

  • The upgrade of a single-node system takes the system offline for up to 25 minutes, during which I/O is interrupted.

  • Upgrading an HA pair is non-disruptive and I/O is uninterrupted. During this non-disruptive upgrade process, each node is upgraded in tandem to continue serving I/O to clients.