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I would like to have a general approach how to update spryker in docker enviroment. And not to dest

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UKTEVG9L4
UKTEVG9L4 Posts: 38 🧑🏻‍🚀 - Cadet
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I would like to have a general approach how to update spryker in docker enviroment.

And not to destory the container every time. Loosing the database and installing againg.

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    @ULYHPR789?

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    Hi Robert,

    Let me clarify your setup and what you are trying to achieve.

    So, as I understand, you have DB instance inside a container and NOT as a managed service, right?
    Are you talking about local development environment or production?

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    UKTEVG9L4 Posts: 38 🧑🏻‍🚀 - Cadet
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    Hi @UPZH5HHEV

    i would like to solve both environments.
    And yes my setup is totally build with the docker/sdk.

    Thanks

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    UKTEVG9L4 Posts: 38 🧑🏻‍🚀 - Cadet
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    ???

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    @UPZH5HHEV?

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    I am asking for more time to evaluate this topic. I need to discuss this with my team first. And I will come back to you soon

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    Robert, I forgot to ask.
    Are you using PostgreSQL or MySQL?

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    Hi Robert,

    Small update from our side.
    At the moment, there is no support for updating DB versions AND keeping the data in docker-sdk.

    But you can try to use the following guidelines to do that manually:
    PostgreSQL:

    1. docker exec spryker_demo_database_1 pg_dumpall -U root > dump.sql
2. docker/sdk down
3. docker volume rm spryker_demo_database-postgres-data
4. Change version into docker/deployment/default/docker-compose.yml for database
5. docker/sdk run
6. docker cp dump.sql spryker_demo_database_1:/var/lib/postgresql/data
7. docker exec -it spryker_demo_database_1 bash
8. psql -U root < /var/lib/postgresql/data/dump.sql

    For MySQL:

    1. Change version into docker/deployment/default/docker-compose.yml for database
2. Change config volume:-  ./${DEPLOYMENT_PATH}/context/mysql/my.cnf:/etc/mysql/mysql.conf.d/my.cnf:ro
3. docker/sdk run

    I hope this helps.
    And thank you for your questions. We will consider this functionality to be part of our product.

    Dmytro

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    And of course, when you update your local setup and only project code is involved, then only the required images will be rebuilt (e.g. Yves, Zed)

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