---
title: "How to update the Arbitrator"
slug: "arbitrator-update"
updated: 2026-11-03T14:48:14Z
published: 2026-11-03T14:48:14Z
canonical: "docs.senhasegura.io/arbitrator-update"
---

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# How to update the Arbitrator

To update Segura™ in one environment with an Arbitrator, follow the steps below:

1. Create new Arbitrator config files

```
orbit cluster arbiter create-config
```

1. Transfer the manifests.tar.gz file to the machine Docker host

Attention

Before transferring, make sure `manifests.tar.gz` and `docker-images.tar.gz` are not on the destination server.

```
scp /var/tmp/senhasegura-cluster-arbiter/manifests.tar.gz mt4adm@192.168.0.5:/tmp/
```

1. Go to the **opt** directory

```
cd /opt/
```

1. Delete the old manifests folder

```
rm -rf manifests
```

1. Unzip the new manifests

```
tar -xzvf /tmp/manifests.tar.gz
```

1. Go to docker-compose directory

```
cd manifests/docker-compose
```

1. Start the containers

```
docker-compose up -d
```

1. Verify if the containers are running

```
orbit cluster arbiter status
```

Expected result:

```
senhasegura cluster arbiter

Status: ENABLED
Arbiter IP address: 192.168.0.5

Galera Cluster arbiter (garbd) status: Connected, OK
Elasticsearch arbiter status: Connected, OK

Troubleshooting guides is available at https://d.senhasegura.io/woam2aet
```