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Orchestration: Updating

To take advantage of the improvements in our newest versions (see the Image Release tab for details) , you can easily update your orchestration setup using this guide.

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In this guide, you’ll learn:

  • How to update brighter Redact Orchestration using a simple Docker pull or by updating the repository.
  • How to back up, reapply configurations, and resolve potential issues during the update process.

Option 1: Updating Docker images

In most cases, updating the Docker images directly will be sufficient.

  1. Navigate to the Environment Directory
    • Go to the directory where the docker-compose.env file is located.
  2. Pull the Latest Docker Images
    • Log in to the Brighter AI Docker registry to download the required images:
      docker login docker.brighter.ai -u enterprise -p <password>
    • Replace with the credentials provided by your brighter AI contact.
    • Run the following commands to download newer images, e.g.:
      docker pull docker.brighter.ai/redact:v6.6.0
      docker pull docker.brighter.ai/redact-gpu:3.3.0-A10
  3. Update the docker-compose.env File
    1. Replace the current image versions with the new ones:
      REDACT_IMAGE="docker.brighter.ai/redact:v6.6.0"
      REDACT_GPU_IMAGE="docker.brighter.ai/redact-gpu:3.3.0-A10"

Option2: Full repository update

If a simple Docker update does not work, follow these steps to update the full repository.

  1. Backup Current Changes
    • Save all changes made to the docker-compose.env file (e.g., GPU IDs).
    • Backup the license.bal file.
  2. Pull the Latest Repository
    • Navigate to your orchestration directory and pull the latest changes:
      cd path/to/redact-enterprise-orchestration
      git pull https://github.com/brighter-ai/redact-enterprise-orchestration
  3. Reapply Your Changes
    • Update the docker-compose.env file with your saved configurations.
    • Replace the license.bal file as needed.

Troubleshooting and Notes

  • If conflicts occur, resolve them manually during the repository update.
  • Log in to Docker if needed:
    docker login docker.brighter.ai -u enterprise -p <password>
    Replace with the credentials provided by your brighter AI contact.

If you encounter any issues during the installation or setup, please reach out to our team. We’ll assist you during the onboarding call to ensure a smooth deployment.

Updated about 2 months ago