Upgrading Dynamic Engine version

Upgrade your Dynamic Engines to the latest version.

Dynamic Engine 1.3.0 changes how Helm manages service charts. These changes require resource reassignment and metadata cleanup if you are upgrading from version 1.2.x or earlier. For preparation and upgrade instructions, see Special procedure to upgrade Dynamic Engine to 1.3.0.

Before you begin

You must have the Infrastructure Administrator role (TMC_CLUSTER_MANAGEMENT) to upgrade the Dynamic Engine version.

Procedure

Go to the Processing page.
Open the Dynamic Engines tab.
You can see a blue dot on the Dynamic Engine names when a new version is available.
Right-click the Dynamic Engine name then click Update.
You can also click the Dynamic Engine name to open its details panel then click the Deploy tab.
Select the type of deployment and its latest version from the list.
By default, the latest version of the Helm is selected.

Example
Click Download to download the deployment files in a zip.
Unzip the file previously downloaded.

Information noteImportant: Do not change the content of this manifest file. Only the default configuration pre-defined in this file is supported.

In your Kubernetes terminal, run the following commands in the order presented here to set up the Dynamic Engine instance:

For Helm:

helm upgrade dynamic-engine-crd oci://ghcr.io/talend/helm/dynamic-engine-crd --version \
${DYN_ENG_VERSION}

helm upgrade dynamic-engine-$DYNAMIC_ENGINE_ID oci://ghcr.io/talend/helm/dynamic-engine --version \
${DYN_ENG_VERSION} -f $DYNAMIC_ENGINE_ID-values.yaml

helm upgrade dynamic-engine-environment-$DYNAMIC_ENGINE_ENVIRONMENT_ID oci://ghcr.io/talend/helm/dynamic-engine-environment \
--version ${DYN_ENG_VERSION} -f $DYNAMIC_ENGINE_ENVIRONMENT_ID-values.yaml

For further information about the three charts in these commands, see Default Helm deployment.

For Kubectl:

kubectl apply -f custom-resource-definitions.yaml

```
kubectl apply -f resources.yaml
```
Execute the following command to set up the environments.
```
kubectl apply -f resources-<environment_id>.yaml
```

Only one environment has been created and assigned in this example. If a Dynamic Engine instance is associated with multiple environments, you need the environment IDs to identify the correct files.

Results

The Dynamic Engine version is upgraded.

You can see the deployed version from the Deploy tab of the Dynamic Engine details panel.

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