athena-upgrade
Command that upgrades Athena services.
Usage
athena-upgrade [OPTIONS] <service_names>
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| –check / –no-check | Check system health before upgrading. |
| -h, –help | Show built-in help documentation. |
| -l, –limit |
Comma separated list of host groups to use in this run. |
| -o, –owner |
Owner of the environment. |
| -s, –skip |
Comma separated list of tags to skip. |
| –upgrade-common / –no-common | Upgrade host operating system packages/components. |
| –upgrade-consul / –no-consul | Upgrade consul cluster (will disable consul on all nodes and cause service outages). |
| –upgrade-platform / –no-platform | Upgrade default platform core components (monitoring, dashboard, rundeck, etc). |
| -v, –verbose | Enable verbose output. |
Arguments
<service_names>- Service names (e.g. freeipa).
Extending
To add additional upgrade management operations edit upgrade.yml in environment playbook directory.
Examples
To upgrade default services (loaded from upgrade role file):
athena-upgrade
To upgrade ‘freeipa’ service:
athena-upgrade freeipa
To upgrade ‘freeipa’ service without upgrades to common packages, Consul and core platform components:
athena-upgrade --no-common --no-consul --no-platform freeipa
To upgrade ‘consul’ only on ‘backofficea-073-test-dev’ node:
athena-upgrade --limit backofficea-073-test-dev consul