Upgrade Confluent for Kubernetes¶
Before you start the upgrade process, make sure your Kubernetes cluster is among the Supported Environments for the target version of Confluent for Kubernetes (CFK).
We recommend that you perform this upgrade separate from making other changes to your clusters, such as scaling up, changing configuration, or rotating credentials.
Upgrade CFK¶
Review Upgrade considerations and address any required steps.
Disable resource reconciliation.
To prevent Confluent Platform components from rolling restarts, temporarily disable resource reconciliation of the components in each namespace where you have deployed Confluent Platform, specifying the CR kinds and CR names:
kubectl annotate connect connect \ platform.confluent.io/block-reconcile=true \ --namespace <namespace>
kubectl annotate controlcenter controlcenter \ platform.confluent.io/block-reconcile=true \ --namespace <namespace>
kubectl annotate kafkarestproxy kafkarestproxy \ platform.confluent.io/block-reconcile=true \ --namespace <namespace>
kubectl annotate kafka kafka \ platform.confluent.io/block-reconcile=true \ --namespace <namespace>
kubectl annotate ksqldb ksqldb \ platform.confluent.io/block-reconcile=true \ --namespace <namespace>
kubectl annotate schemaregistry schemaregistry \ platform.confluent.io/block-reconcile=true \ --namespace <namespace>
kubectl annotate zookeeper zookeeper \ platform.confluent.io/block-reconcile=true \ --namespace <namespace>
Add the CFK Helm repo:
helm repo add confluentinc https://packages.confluent.io/helm
helm repo update
Get the CFK chart.
From the Helm repo:
- To get the latest CFK chart:
helm pull confluentinc/confluent-for-kubernetes --untar
- To get a specific version of the CFK chart, get the image tag of the
CFK version from Confluent for Kubernetes image tags, and specify the version
tag with the
--version
flag:
helm pull confluentinc/confluent-for-kubernetes --version <CFK image tag> --untar
From a download bundle as specified in Deploy CFK using the download bundle.
IMPORTANT. Upgrade Confluent Platform custom resource definitions (CRDs).
This step is required because Helm does not support upgrading or deleting CRDs using Helm. For more information, see the Helm documentation.
kubectl apply -f confluent-for-kubernetes/crds/
If the above
kubectl apply
command returns an error similar to the below:The CustomResourceDefinition "kafkas.platform.confluent.io" is invalid: metadata.annotations: Too long: must have at most 262144 bytes make: *** [install-crds] Error 1
Run the following commands:
kubectl apply --server-side=true -f <CRD>
If running
kubectl apply
with the--server-side=true
flag returns an error similar to the below:Apply failed with 1 conflict: conflict with "helm" using apiextensions.k8s.io/v1: .spec.versions Please review the fields above--they currently have other managers.
Run
kubectl apply
with an additional flag,--force-conflicts
:kubectl apply --server-side=true --force-conflicts -f <CRD>
Upgrade CFK to 2.9.4.
If you deployed customized CFK using the values file, run the following command to upgrade CFK:
helm upgrade --install confluent-operator \ confluentinc/confluent-for-kubernetes \ --values <path-to-values-file> \ --namespace <namespace>
If you deployed CFK without customizing the values file, run the following command to upgrade CFK:
helm upgrade --install confluent-operator \ confluentinc/confluent-for-kubernetes \ --namespace <namespace>
If you deployed CFK from a download bundle, upgrade CFK as specified in Deploy CFK using the download bundle.
Alternatively, upgrade CFK to a specific version, such as a hotfix or a patch version.
If you deployed CFK using the values file, in your
values.yaml
, update the CFKimage.tag
to the image tag of the CFK version specified in Confluent for Kubernetes image tags:image: tag: "<CFK image tag>"
And run the following command to upgrade CFK:
helm upgrade --install confluent-operator \ confluentinc/confluent-for-kubernetes \ --values <path-to-values-file> \ --namespace <namespace>
If you did not use a customized
values.yaml
for CFK deployment, run the following command to upgrade CFK to a specific version, using the image tag of the CFK version specified in Confluent for Kubernetes image tags:helm upgrade --install confluent-operator \ confluentinc/confluent-for-kubernetes \ --version <CFK image tag> --namespace <namespace>
Enable resource reconciliation for each Confluent Platform components that you disabled reconciliation in the first step above:
kubectl annotate <component CR kind> <cluster name> \ platform.confluent.io/block-reconcile- \ --namespace <namespace>
Upgrade CFK init container¶
In each Confluent Platform component CR, update the CFK init container image tag to the
version of CFK you are upgrading to, 2.9.4
:
kind: <Confluent component>
spec:
image:
init: confluentinc/confluent-init-container:2.9.4