How to update online versions prior to 3.29

Customers with versions prior to 3.29 of senhasegura who wish to update to version 3.29 or later must follow the instructions provided in this article.

Requirements

• Your firewall rules must allow communication with senhasegura repositories.
• Set the correct server time.
• The Arbitrator must be removed from the cluster (only for environments with an Arbitrator).
• Take a snapshot before the update.

Take a snapshot

Snapshots should be taken only when senhasegura instances are offline. This ensures the ability to revert to a previous version if necessary.

1. You can shut down a senhasegura instance using the following command:

sudo orbit shutdown

2. Once the instance is completely shut down, take a snapshot in the hypervisor.
3. Reboot your senhasegura instance and update the application.

How to update versions prior to 3.29

1. In the senhasegura platform, go to Settings > Execution processes, and turn the following items OFF:

• Expired password.
• Expired operation cancellation.
• Operation executor.
• Operation executor: Retry.

2. Take a snapshot.

3. Start an SSH session using senhasegura’s administrative user.

4. Run the following commands to update the operating system to the latest Debian version:

apt-get update

4.1. Enter the following code twice as shown below:

apt-get install orbit-cli
apt-get install orbit-cli

5. To update the kernel, use the following command:

orbit update

6. After the update, restart the system to load the new kernel version:

orbit shutdown -r

7. Run the command below to update senhasegura to the newest version:

orbit update

8. After the second update, restart the system one more time to ensure that all changes were correctly applied. Use the following command:

orbit shutdown -r

9. Return to Settings > Execution processes and enable the following items that were turned off in step 1:

• Expired password.
• Expired operation cancellation.
• Operation executor.
• Operation executor: Retry.

Do you still have questions? Reach out to the senhasegura Community.