Upgrading Kubernetes-based installations
Upgrade your Kubernetes installation.
Before you begin
/home/.ucv/settings.json
file
on the computer where you installed the product. If the user that is upgrading the
product is not the user who installed it, ensure that the settings.json
file is copied to the upgrading user's /home/.ucv
directory before
upgrading. About this task
When you run the installer, it checks for an existing installation. If the installer finds a previous version, it uses installed properties, such as your product access key, and assumes that you are upgrading the product.
Procedure
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Download the installation file for your environment and access key to authorize
the configuration and installation. You can download the installation file by
using anyone of the following options,
- FlexNet Operations Download Center
Visit the FlexNet download center, navigate to the HCL™ Accelerate product and select the required version. Download HCL™ Accelerate installer for your local environment and access key.
- Free trial edition
Complete the form and click Get HCL Accelerate Today. After few minutes, you will receive an email containing download links and an access key for free trial edition.
Note: HCL™ Accelerate does not perform malware scanning on the installed files. It is recommended that end users implement malware scanning as appropriate for their environment before installing and running the HCL™ Accelerate in their environment. - FlexNet Operations Download Center
- Run the downloaded executable file.
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Complete installation by responding to the prompts described in the following steps.
When the script starts, you are prompted to accept the license. You can explicitly accept the license without viewing it by appending the following parameter to the command:
./<Accelerate-installation-file> --license=accept
The images are loaded on the local host. -
In the directory where your Helm chart is located, run the Helm
upgrade
utility to generate a Helm chart. Theupgrade
command requires achart
argument that identifies your installed Helm chart. For example:
For information about the Helmhelm upgrade Chart.yml
upgrade
utility, see the Helm documentation https://helm.sh/docs/helm/helm_upgrade/.