If you installed a Puppet application following the
automated offline installation instructions, run a script to upgrade to the latest version.
Important: Ensure that you are following an approved upgrade path for the
application you want to upgrade. For more information, check the relevant
application documentation.
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Download the application bundle you want to upgrade to. Copy to your primary
node.
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From the command line of your primary (control plane) node, get the
application slug for the application you want to upgrade:
kubectl kots --namespace <NAMESPACE> get apps
Replace <NAMESPACE> with the name of the
namespace in which you installed PAM (usually
default).
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Run the upgrade script:
kubectl kots upstream upgrade <APPLICATION SLUG> --airgap-bundle ./<APPLICATION BUNDLE FILE> --kotsadm-namespace <REGISTRY NAMESPACE> --namespace <NAMESPACE> --deploy
- Replace
<APPLICATION SLUG> with the
relevant application slug for the application you want to upgrade.
- Replace
<APPLICATION BUNDLE FILE>
with the name of the application bundle file.
- Replace
<REGISTRY NAMESPACE> with
your Registry namespace where images are uploaded.
- Replace
<NAMESPACE> with the name of the namespace
in which you installed PAM (usually default).
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Wait five minutes to allow the software time to process the change.
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Navigate to
http://<NODE IP
ADDRESS>:8800 and log in with the Puppet Application Manager password.
If preflight checks have passed, the upgraded application is deployed and
in the process of starting up. To monitor the deployment's progress,
run:
kubectl get pods --watch