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Before you roll back, please invoke the following command:
 
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* '''0''' is the option to roll back to the last successful release.
 
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Latest revision as of 20:58, December 18, 2020

Rolling Back to 9.0.002.57

Before you roll back, please invoke the following command: 

helm test gws -n gws-service

Where:

  • gws is the name of deployment.
  • -n gws-service is the Kubernetes namespace name to deploy to.

Then, roll back through Helm using the following command: 

helm rollback gws 0 -n gws-service

Where:

  • gws is the name of deployment.
  • 0 is the option to roll back to the last successful release.
  • -n gws-service is the Kubernetes namespace name to deploy to.
Important
Occasionally, for unknown reason, roll back to 9.0.002.57 fails. In such case, you will need to install the 9.0.002.57 release if you need to roll back to it.
This page was last edited on December 18, 2020, at 20:58.
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