These instructions will automatically update the Vera components configured inside your Docker compose file.  In a standard installation, that will include the Vera API Server, the Vera Web Portal, Vera Microservices and the MongoDB database.

Download the New Software

1. Open an Administrative PowerShell prompt.

2. Navigate to the Tx3 Vera Docker Compose Directory that was configured during installation.  This is the directory that contains the docker-compose.yml file.

3. Update the image for Vera.server and Vera.web.portal within the docker-compose.yml file to match the desired release. (Note: The beginning of the image will remain the same and only the tag after : will need to be updated when upgrading)  
   

   docker-compose example

   Vera.server:
       image: Veraserver20190209075900.azurecr.io/tx3/Vera-server:2023.2
   
   Vera.web.portal:
       image: Veraserver20190209075900.azurecr.io/tx3/Vera-web-portal:2023.2
   
   rabbitmq:
       image: masstransit/rabbitmq:3.11.18
   
   Vera.worker.qtest:
       image: Veraserver20190209075900.azurecr.io/tricentis/Vera-worker-qtest:2023.2
   
   Vera.api.qtest.routeactions:
      image: Veraserver20190209075900.azurecr.io/tricentis/Vera-api-qtest-routeactions:2023.2
   
   Vera.api.routes.routeevents:
       image: Veraserver20190209075900.azurecr.io/tricentis/Vera-api-routes-routeevents:2023.2
   
   Vera.api.connections.testconnection:
      image: Veraserver20190209075900.azurecr.io/tricentis/Vera-api-connections-testconnection:2023.2

   
   

4. Execute the following commands:

   1. docker login Veraserver20190209075900.azurecr.io -u fc12bdd5-6753-40b3-a4da-32bc5d451b39 -p bhfV1g0RhN1O~xS-R-Osv67~HO.zeKMbHp
      

   2. docker-compose pull

Restart Vera with the Updated Software

WARNING:  These steps will result in a temporary outage of the Vera software lasting seVeral minutes.  Therefore, Tx3 recommends scheduling an outage window before executing these steps.

1. Open an Administrative PowerShell prompt.

2. Navigate to the Tx3 Vera Docker Compose Directory that was configured during installation.  This is the directory that contains the docker-compose.yml file.

3. Execute the following commands:

   1. docker-compose down

   2. docker-compose up -d