- NAME
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- gcloud container hub clusterupgrade update - update the clusterupgrade feature for a fleet within a given project
- SYNOPSIS
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gcloud container hub clusterupgrade update[--default-upgrade-soaking=DEFAULT_UPGRADE_SOAKING] [--remove-upgrade-soaking-overrides|--add-upgrade-soaking-override=ADD_UPGRADE_SOAKING_OVERRIDE--upgrade-selector=[name=NAME],[version=VERSION]] [--reset-upstream-fleet|--upstream-fleet=UPSTREAM_FLEET] [GCLOUD_WIDE_FLAG …]
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- DESCRIPTION
- Update the clusterupgrade feature for a fleet within a given project.
- EXAMPLES
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To update the clusterupgrade feature for the current fleet, run:
gcloud container hub clusterupgrade update --default-upgrade-soaking=DEFAULT_UPGRADE_SOAKING - FLAGS
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--default-upgrade-soaking=DEFAULT_UPGRADE_SOAKING-
Configures the default soaking duration for each upgrade propagating through the
current fleet to become "COMPLETE". Soaking begins after all clusters in the
fleet are on the target version, or after 30 days if all cluster upgrades are
not complete. Once an upgrade state becomes "COMPLETE", it will automatically be
propagated to the downstream fleet. Max is 30 days.
To configure Rollout Sequencing for a fleet, this attribute must be set. To do this while specifying a default soaking duration of 7 days, run:
gcloud container hub clusterupgrade update --default-upgrade-soaking=7d -
At most one of these can be specified:
--remove-upgrade-soaking-overrides-
Removes soaking time overrides for all upgrades propagating through the current
fleet. Consequently, all upgrades will follow the soak time configured by
--default-upgrade-soakinguntil new overrides are configured with--add_upgrade_soaking_overrideand--upgrade_selector.To remove all configured soaking time overrides, run:
gcloud container hub clusterupgrade update --remove-upgrade-soaking-overrides -
Upgrade soaking override.
Defines a specific soaking time override for a particular upgrade propagating through the current fleet that supercedes the default soaking duration configured by `--default-upgrade-soaking`.
To set an upgrade soaking override of 12 hours for the upgrade with name, `k8s_control_plane`, and version, `1.23.1-gke.1000`, run:
gcloud container hub clusterupgrade update --add-upgrade-soaking-override=12h --upgrade-selector=name="k8s_control_plane",version="1.23.1-gke.1000"--add-upgrade-soaking-override=ADD_UPGRADE_SOAKING_OVERRIDE-
Overrides the soaking time for a particular upgrade name and version propagating
through the current fleet. Set soaking to 0 days to bypass soaking and
fast-forward the upgrade to the downstream fleet.
See
$ gcloud topic datetimesfor information on duration formats.This flag argument must be specified if any of the other arguments in this group are specified.
--upgrade-selector=[name=NAME],[version=VERSION]-
Name and version of the upgrade to be overridden where version is a full GKE
version. Currently, name can be either
k8s_control_planeork8s_node.This flag argument must be specified if any of the other arguments in this group are specified.
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At most one of these can be specified:
--reset-upstream-fleet-
Clears the relationship between the current fleet and its upstream fleet in the
rollout sequence.
To remove the link between the current fleet and its upstream fleet, run:
gcloud container hub clusterupgrade update --reset-upstream-fleet --upstream-fleet=UPSTREAM_FLEET-
The upstream fleet. GKE will finish upgrades on the upstream fleet before
applying the same upgrades to the current fleet.
To configure the upstream fleet, run:
gcloud container hub clusterupgrade update --upstream-fleet={upstream_fleet}
- GCLOUD WIDE FLAGS
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These flags are available to all commands:
--access-token-file,--account,--billing-project,--configuration,--flags-file,--flatten,--format,--help,--impersonate-service-account,--log-http,--project,--quiet,--trace-token,--user-output-enabled,--verbosity.Run
$ gcloud helpfor details. - NOTES
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These variants are also available:
gcloud alpha container hub clusterupgrade updategcloud beta container hub clusterupgrade update
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Last updated 2024-02-06 UTC.
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