Customer upgraded stemcell in their Tanzu for MySQL tile and applied changes, including the Upgrade All Service Instances errand. To their surprise the VMs for the service instances were not updated to the stemcell version specified in the tile.
Deployment 'pivotal-mysql-<guid>'
Instance Process State AZ IPs VM CID VM Type Active Stemcell
dedicated-mysql-broker/<guid> running AZ-## ###.###.###.### vm-<guid> medium true bosh-vsphere-esxi-ubuntu-jammy-go_agent/1.999
Deployment 'service-instance_<guid>'
Instance Process State AZ IPs VM CID VM Type Active Stemcell
mysql/<guid> running AZ-## ###.###.###.### vm-<guid> small.disk true bosh-vsphere-esxi-ubuntu-jammy-go_agent/1.866
Deployment 'service-instance_<guid>'
Instance Process State AZ IPs VM CID VM Type Active Stemcell
mysql/<guid> running AZ-## ###.###.###.### vm-<guid> small.disk true bosh-vsphere-esxi-ubuntu-jammy-go_agent/1.866
Deployment 'service-instance_<guid>'
Instance Process State AZ IPs VM CID VM Type Active Stemcell
mysql/<guid> running AZ-## ###.###.###.### vm-<guid> small.disk true bosh-vsphere-esxi-ubuntu-jammy-go_agent/1.866
Out of 135 service instances (SI), 2 were orphaned (lacked a corresponding bosh deployment). These SI's blocked the errand from completing. Evidence appeared in the bosh task log for the errand; each iteration was noted as "Starting to process service instance 1 of 135" instead of counting each one and iterating to the next number.
Collect and examine the bosh task log for the upgrade-all-service-instances errand:
Get the task number from Ops Manager, or from the bosh command line:
bosh tasks --recent=100 | grep errand
bosh task <task-number-for-errand> --debug > debug-task-log.txt
If you see evidence of orphaned SIs:
[upgrade-all-service-instances] 2026/01/13 01:24:47.020450 2 errors occurred:\n\n* failed to trigger operation for instance \"<guid>\": unexpected response status 502 when upgrading service instance \"<guid>\"; response body \"{\\\"description\\\":\\\"Service broker error: bosh deployment ''service-instance_<guid>'' not found
...collect the GUID's and purge the orphaned SI's following the procedure in this article. Once the orphaned SI's are gone, the upgrade-all-service-instances errand should be able to complete, and the VMs will be upgraded to the configured stemcell.