Clea Astarte Operator
Clea Astarte Operator v24.5.0

View Source Upgrade v23.5.x-v24.5.x

This page describes the required steps to upgrade your Astarte cluster from v23.5.x to v24.5.x. Your Astarte instance will not need to be upgraded.

[!WARNING]
The old api.astarte-platform.org/v1alpha1 APIs have been removed (v24.5). Make sure to follow the upgrade guide if you are still using the v1alpha1 APIs.

In the following, the upgrade path is described.

The upcoming sections will cover the following topics:

  • upgrading the Astarte Operator,

Before starting with the upgrade procedure it is strongly advised to backup your Astarte resources.

upgrade-astarte-operator

 Upgrade Astarte Operator

The Astarte Operator upgrade procedure is handled by Helm.

The current section assumes that the Operator's chart landing version is v24.5.x. It is your responsibility referencing the proper v24.5.x chart using the --version flag when running helm commands.

Please, make sure that the values you set for both the Operator's name and namespace match the naming you already adopted when installing the Operator. A wrong naming can lead to a malfunctioning Astarte cluster.

For standard deployments the following variables should be ok. However, it is your responsibility checking that the values you set are consistent with your setup:

export ASTARTE_OP_RELEASE_NAME=astarte-operator
export ASTARTE_OP_RELEASE_NAMESPACE=astarte-operator
export ASTARTE_OP_CHART_VERSION=<24.5.x>

Update your local Helm charts:

helm repo update

To upgrade the Operator use the dedicated helm upgrade command:

helm upgrade $ASTARTE_OP_RELEASE_NAME astarte/astarte-operator -n $ASTARTE_OP_RELEASE_NAMESPACE \
  --version $ASTARTE_OP_CHART_VERSION

The optional --version switch allows to specify the version to upgrade to - when not specified, the latest version will be fetched and used.

By design, Astarte Operator's Helm charts cannot univocally be mapped to Operator's releases in a one-to-one relationship. However each chart is tied to a specific Operator's version, which is user configurable.

Therefore, upgrading a chart leads to an Operator's upgrade if and only if the Operator's tag referenced by the chart is changed. You can check the Operator's tag bound to the chart simply running:

helm show values astarte/astarte-operator

As usual, you can use the --version flag to point to a specific chart version.