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[demo] - clarify demo upgrade capability in Kubernetes #5655
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> **Note** The OpenTelemetry Demo Helm chart does not support being upgraded | ||
> from one version to another. If you need to upgrade the chart, you must first | ||
> delete the existing release and then install the new version. |
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> **Note** The OpenTelemetry Demo Helm chart does not support being upgraded | |
> from one version to another. If you need to upgrade the chart, you must first | |
> delete the existing release and then install the new version. | |
{{% alert title="Note" color="info" %}} | |
The OpenTelemetry Demo Helm chart does not support being upgraded | |
from one version to another. If you need to upgrade the chart, you must first | |
delete the existing release and then install the new version. | |
{{% /alert %}} |
we prefer to make use of the docsy shortcode for alerts, since it gives us more flexibility in styling
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I updated this note, and all other notes in this file to use the docsy shortcode
Co-authored-by: Juliano Costa <[email protected]>
When the demo is started in a Kubernetes world, we use init-containers to ensure the order of services to be started (e.g., Kafka before fraud detection). However, when upgrading the demo, the order in which services are restarted can not be guaranteed. Because of this, the demo install in Kubernetes has never supported an upgrade operation, and this PR adds a note to clarify that.