Upgrade your CMS version

Upgrade to CMS 12

Upgrade to CMS 11

No data migration is required; updating to Optimizely Content Management System (CMS 11) is no different from updating to the feature updates delivered previously through NuGet. To make sure the upgrade is as smooth as possible, there are a few steps that you may want to take that are discussed in the next sections.

Upgrade to CMS 10

No data migration is required; updating to Optimizely Content Management System (CMS 10) is no different from updating to the feature updates delivered previously via NuGet. To make sure the upgrade is as smooth as possible, there are a few steps that you may want to take that are discussed in the next sections.

Upgrade to CMS 9

No data migration is required; updating to Optimizely Content Management System (CMS 9) is no different from updating to the feature updates delivered previously via NuGet. To make sure the upgrade is as smooth as possible, there are a few steps that you may want to take that are discussed in the next sections.

Upgrade to CMS 8

No data migration is required; updating to Optimizely Content Management System (CMS 8) is no different from updating to the feature updates delivered previously through NuGet. To make sure the upgrade is as smooth as possible, take the steps in the following sections.

Upgrade to CMS 7.5

Previously it was possible to pass in a ID query parameter to control which page that was routed to. This is typically needed to be able to route “classic” links, for example http //sitehost/templates/Page.

Upgrade to CMS 7

See Deployment Center # for information about installation and deployment work. Possible upgrading scenarios include From CMS 6 R2 > upgrade to CMS 7 > upgrade to CMS 7.

Upgrade from legacy versions

To upgrade Optimizely Content Management System (CMS), you need to upgrade from one major version to the next, step by step. This page gathers the relevant links needed to do so, if you are on the earlier versions 4, 5, or 6.