loch services upgrade

Update a dedicated instance to the latest image of its version, or to a newer version

Synopsis

Update a dedicated instance (Redis, Valkey, NATS, Loch S3, ElasticMQ, Mosquitto): the new image is pulled, then the instance is recreated with it (its clients are disconnected for a few seconds, the data is kept). Without --version: the latest image of its current version. With --version: a newer version offered by loch services updates. An instance never goes back to an older version (data written by a newer version may not be readable by an older one). If the new image does not start, the previous one is restored. Shared instances (databases, RabbitMQ) are not updated this way.

loch services upgrade <instance> [--version <version>] [flags]

Examples

  loch services upgrade redis-cache
  loch services upgrade redis-cache --version 8.10

Options

  -h, --help             help for upgrade
      --version string   Newer version to move to (see loch services updates; default: the latest image of the current version)
  -y, --yes              Skip the confirmation prompt

Options inherited from parent commands

      --debug   Show HTTP requests