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Stop the Windows services and/or Linux processes for each Web and Exec server.
Perform backups of the following:
Your Azkaban metadata repository
azkaban.local.properties
for each Web and Exec serverAny other configuration files if you have customized them
Run the installer targeting the existing Azkaban install locations:
- Step 1 - upgrade the Azkaban metadata
- Step 2 - upgrade the Azkaban Web Server
- Step 3 - upgrade each Azkaban Executor
Merge any customizations back in from your earlier backups.
Start the Azkaban Web and Executor services and/or Linux processes.
- Upgrade or merge changes to the Scheduler Integration Scripts as required.
- Create scheduler authentication profiles as required. See Scheduler Profile Maintenance for details.
Backup your Azkaban Properties and Configuration files
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For Windows: Open Services in Windows and restart each Web and Executor service
- For Linux: Run the startup script in the Azkaban install location within the bin directory.
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Some releases add improvements to the shipped Azkaban integration scripts, any such changes will be signaled in the release notes.
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wsl_scheduler_publish
- publishes job metadata to Azkabanwsl_scheduler_lookup
- retrieves the tags of all active Azkaban Executorswsl_scheduler_dashboard
- opens the Azkaban Web Server dashboardwsl_scheduler_profile_maintenance
- script for maintaining the scheduler profile
To upgrade any of these scripts follow this process:
- In RED, open the Azkaban integration script in the script editor such as
wsl_scheduler_publish
under your Host Script objects. - In notepad open the matching script located in the RED installation directory under
<RED install directory>\Administrator\Scripts\wsl_scheduler_publish.ps1
- Copy the contents of the updated script into the RED script editor to overwrite the existing script and save.
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