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id: upgrade
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title: HertzBeat New Version Upgrade
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sidebar_label: Version Upgrade Guide
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---
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**HertzBeat Release Version List**
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- [Download Page](https://hertzbeat.apache.org/docs/download)
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- [Github Release](https://github.com/apache/hertzbeat/releases)
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- [DockerHub Release](https://hub.docker.com/r/apache/hertzbeat/tags)
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Apache HertzBeat's metadata information is stored in H2 or Mysql, PostgreSQL relational databases, and the collected metric data is stored in time series databases such as TDengine and IotDB.
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**You need to save and back up the data files of the database and monitoring templates yml files before upgrading**
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## Upgrade For Docker Deploy
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1. If using custom monitoring templates
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- Need to back up docker templates directory `docker cp hertzbeat:/opt/hertzbeat/define ./define` in the container `/opt/hertzbeat/define`
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- `docker cp hertzbeat:/opt/hertzbeat/define ./define`
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- And mount the template define directory when docker start `-v $(pwd)/define:/opt/hertzbeat/define`
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- `-v $(pwd)/define:/opt/hertzbeat/define`
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2. If using the built-in default H2 database
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- Need to mount or back up `-v $(pwd)/data:/opt/hertzbeat/data` database file directory in the container `/opt/hertzbeat/data`
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- Stop and delete the container, delete the local HertzBeat docker image, and pull the new version image
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- Refer to [Docker installation of HertzBeat](./docker-deploy) to create a new container using a new image. Note that the database file directory needs to be mounted `-v $(pwd)/data:/opt/hertzbeat/data`
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3. If using external relational database Mysql, PostgreSQL
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- No need to mount the database file directory in the backup container
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- Stop and delete the container, delete the local HertzBeat docker image, and pull the new version image
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- Refer to [Docker installation HertzBeat](./docker-deploy) to create a new container using the new image, and configure the database connection in `application.yml`
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### Upgrade For Package Deploy
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1. If using the built-in default H2 database
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- Back up the database file directory under the installation package `/opt/hertzbeat/data`
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- If there is a custom monitoring template, you need to back up the template YML under `/opt/hertzbeat/define`
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- `bin/shutdown.sh` stops the HertzBeat process and downloads the new installation package
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- Refer to [Installation package to install HertzBeat](./package-deploy) to start using the new installation package
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2. If using external relational database Mysql, PostgreSQL
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- No need to back up the database file directory under the installation package
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- If there is a custom monitoring template, you need to back up the template YML under `/opt/hertzbeat/define`
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- `bin/shutdown.sh` stops the HertzBeat process and downloads the new installation package
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- Refer to [Installation package to install HertzBeat](./package-deploy) to start with the new installation package and configure the database connection in `application.yml`
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**HAVE FUN**
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