Upgrade Datalore On-Premises (Docker installation)

1. Update docker-compose.yaml:

   • Download and open the docker-compose.yaml file from here.

   • Edit the file to make sure you have the same configs that you had for the previous version.

2. Run docker compose down and then docker compose up to restart the service.

1. (Optional) If you're still using secrets and notebook-level SSH keys or Git repositories, make sure to migrate those that you want to keep. Follow this procedure.

2. Update docker-compose.yaml:

   • Download and open the docker-compose.yaml file from here.

   • Edit the file to make sure you have the same configs that you had for the previous version.

3. Run docker compose down and then docker compose up to restart the service.

1. (Optional) Make sure you have migrated from deprecated features.

2. Update docker-compose.yaml:

   • Download and open the docker-compose.yaml file from here.

   • Edit the file to make sure you have the same configs that you had for the previous version.

3. Run docker compose down and then docker compose up to restart the service.

1. (Optional) Make sure you have migrated from deprecated features.

2. Update docker-compose.yaml:

   • Download and open the docker-compose.yaml file from here.

   • Edit the file to make sure you have the same configs that you had for the previous version.

3. Run docker compose down and then docker compose up to restart the service.

1. Update docker-compose.yaml:

   • Download and open the docker-compose.yaml file from here.

   • Edit the file to make sure you have the same configs that you had for the previous version.

2. Run docker compose down and then docker compose up to restart the service.

warning

This version includes PostgreSQL version migration from Postgres 12 to Postgres 15.

If your Datalore installation uses an external database (not the one shipped with Datalore), we advise to upgrade the database instance using the database provider preferred tooling, or to reach out to your database administrator for further guidance.

1. Update docker-compose.yaml:

   • Download and open the docker-compose.yaml file from here.

   • Edit the file to make sure you have the same configs that you had for the previous version.

2. Run docker compose down and then docker compose up to restart the service.

1. Update docker-compose.yaml:

   • Download and open the docker-compose.yaml file from here.

   • Edit the file to make sure you have the same configs that you had for the previous version.

2. Run docker compose down and then docker compose up to restart the service.

1. Update docker-compose.yaml:

   • Download and open the docker-compose.yaml file from here.

   • Edit the file to make sure you have the same configs that you had for the previous version.

2. Run docker compose down and then docker compose up to restart the service.

1. Update docker-compose.yaml:

   • Download and open the docker-compose.yaml file from here.

   • Edit the file to make sure you have the same configs that you had for the previous version.

2. Run docker compose down and then docker compose up to restart the service.

1. Update docker-compose.yaml:

   • Download and open the docker-compose.yaml file from here.

   • Edit the file to make sure you have the same configs that you had for the previous version.

2. Run docker compose down and then docker compose up to restart the service.

1. Update docker-compose.yaml:

   • Download and open the docker-compose.yaml file from here.

   • Edit the file to make sure you have the same configs that you had for the previous version.

2. Run docker compose down and then docker compose up to restart the service.

1. Update docker-compose.yaml:

   • Download and open the docker-compose.yaml file from here.

   • Edit the file to make sure you have the same configs that you had for the previous version.

2. Run docker compose down and then docker compose up to restart the service.

Upgrade to 2024.1 involves an internal output migration. We strongly recommend that you check whether the migration went successfully and report any discovered errors if such occurred in the process. which we strongly recommend checking by performing the following steps.

1. When running the updated version (2024.1) for the first time, check Datalore server logs. The logs are expected to contain lines similar to the ones in the example below.

   note

   Timings, thread names and number of files presented in the example will differ from yours.

   12:44:03.931 INFO  [OutputsMigrationEDT] j.d.o.s.i.migration.OutputsMigrationTool Files to migrate: 313

   12:44:04.205 INFO  [Thread-3] j.d.o.s.i.m.LoggingOutputMigrationProgressTracker Processed 4/313 (1%) file(s)
   12:44:04.261 INFO  [Thread-2] j.d.o.s.i.m.LoggingOutputMigrationProgressTracker Processed 7/313 (2%) file(s)
   ...
   12:44:05.324 INFO  [Thread-3] j.d.o.s.i.m.LoggingOutputMigrationProgressTracker Processed 313/313 (100%) file(s)

2. Check if there were any errors that occurred during the migration. Such errors will be listed as a short summary below the Processed [n] 100% files line. If no errors are found, no further steps need to be performed.

3. If there are any errors, save the IDs of notebooks together with the error messages. Scroll up the logs and find and save the respective stacktraces for these errors.

4. Use the saved IDs to try to open the notebooks with the migration errors. If any of these notebooks fail to open, contact Datalore support providing the error message and stacktrace for each such notebook.

1. Update docker-compose.yaml:

   • Download and open the docker-compose.yaml file from here.

   • Edit the file to make sure you have the same configs that you had for the previous version.

2. Run docker compose down and then docker compose up to restart the service.

1. Update docker-compose.yaml:

   • Download and open the docker-compose.yaml file from here.

   • Edit the file to make sure you have the same configs that you had for the previous version.

2. Run docker compose down and then docker compose up to restart the service.

1. Update docker-compose.yaml:

   • Download and open the docker-compose.yaml file from here.

   • Edit the file to make sure you have the same configs that you had for the previous version.

2. Run docker compose down and then docker compose up to restart the service.

1. Update docker-compose.yaml:

   • Download and open the docker-compose.yaml file from here.

   • Edit the file to make sure you have the same configs that you had for the previous version.

2. Run docker compose down and then docker compose up to restart the service.

1. Update docker-compose.yaml:

   • Download and open the docker-compose.yaml file from here.

   • Edit the file to make sure you have the same configs that you had for the previous version.

2. Run docker compose down and then docker compose up to restart the service.

note

The updating procedure involves checkpoint migration, which will cause the first startup of the new version to take longer than usual.

1. Update docker-compose.yaml:

   • Download and open the docker-compose.yaml file from here.

   • Edit the file to make sure you have the same configs that you had for the previous version.

2. Run docker compose down and then docker compose up to restart the service.

note

The updating procedure involves checkpoint migration, which will cause the first startup of the new version to take longer than usual.

1. Update docker-compose.yaml:

   • Download and open the docker-compose.yaml file from here.

   • Edit the file to make sure you have the same configs that you had for the previous version.

2. Run docker compose down and then docker compose up to restart the service.

1. Update docker-compose.yaml:

   • Download and open the docker-compose.yaml file from here.

   • Edit the file to make sure you have the same configs that you had for the previous version.

2. Run docker compose stop and then docker compose start to restart the service.

• Update docker-compose.yaml.

• Run docker compose restart to restart the service.