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ECE 4.0.1 Post-release step: Update default ECE version in ansible
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I used the playbook to install my ECE environment in version 3.7.3 using the This is what I get during the upgrade: This is what I was expecting: I've opened a Elastic Support ticket to address this issue and I told the support that I was using this playbook to install my environment. The ticket is still open and I'am waiting for a response from the developement team. But support clearly stated that you should adhere to the standard, which is specified in the Elastic documentation: https://www.elastic.co/docs/deploy-manage/deploy/cloud-enterprise/migrate-ece-to-podman-hosts I started replacing |
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@rheinschiene are you able to set environment variable ENABLE_DEBUG_LOGGING to update: what you can do is to add |
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I used the --debug parameter when I was first investigating with the support team, but unfortunetely, I can't retrieve the file again. But I found this, maybe it will help: The Environment variables from the log with debug mode: The support mentioned this finding in the upgrade.log: When I created a symlink from /run/podman/podman.sock to /run/docker.sock, the upgrade was successful. |
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thank you @rheinschiene We found out that our codebase that boot up the frc-upgraders-upgrader container has this hardcoded I am changing them to We will need the change on our codebase to allow this PR to be merged |
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