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Upgrading

ShellHub cuts regular releases for Community Edition to keep it as close to ShellHub Cloud as possible.

We actively develop ShellHub to add new features and remove bugs, and encourage you to ensure your ShellHub self-hosted instance is using the most up-to-date version.

Upgrading to a newer version​

Steps​

  1. Change to ShellHub project dir

  2. Stop the instance: make stop

  3. Fetch remote changes: git remote update origin

  4. Checkout the latest stable release: git checkout v0.17.1

  5. Bring up the instance: make start

caution

Make sure to backup all MongoDB data files before proceeding with upgrade.

Upgrade to Enterprise Edition​

This section describes how to upgrade from the ShellHub Community Edition to the ShellHub Enterprise.

Prerequisites​

To complete this guide you will need:

  • An ShellHub Private Docker Registry account to pull ShellHub Enterprise containers.
  • A valid ShellHub Enterprise license file.
tip

Contact us to get a quote for the Enterprise version.

Configuring Enterprise​

Once the Open Source containers of the ShellHub are up and running, let's configure your environment to bring up the ShellHub Enterprise containers.

Pull ShellHub Enterprise containers​

First log in to the ShellHub Private Docker Registry with your credentials:

docker login https://registry.infra.ossystems.io/

Update environment config​

Open the .env.override file inside ShellHub project dir and set the following variables:

  • SHELLHUB_ENTERPRISE=true
  • SHELLHUB_ENTERPRISE_ADMIN_USERNAME=<USER>
  • SHELLHUB_ENTERPRISE_ADMIN_PASSWORD=<PASSWORD>

Restart containers​

If ShellHub is up and running you need to restart containers by running:

make restart