When your certificate or license files have expired, you should redeploy the needed resources to your Kiuwan instances.
To update licenses files used in a Kiuwan On-Premises running installation please proceed with the following steps.
Refer to common steps section in this page.
Stop all running Kiuwan instances by running the following command:
cd [INSTALLER_DIR]/docker sudo ./stop-kiuwan.sh |
Once the license files have been updated, run these commands to copy all files to the configured volumes, set the needed permissions, and update the configured Kiuwan instances:
Update the following file in case you want to update the license when you do NOT want to update the KOP clients or you do NOT have an internet connection:
Change the directive
to
Review the script outcome and verify that it was completed successfully (exit 0) When the entire update process is completed, do not forget to update the same directive back to |
cd [INSTALLER_DIR] sudo ./deploy-user-content.sh cd [INSTALLER_DIR]/docker sudo ./update.sh |
Start all Kiuwan instances by running the following command:
cd [INSTALLER_DIR]/docker sudo ./start-kiuwan.sh |
Refer to common steps section in this page.
Stop all running Kiuwan instances by running the following command:
cd [INSTALLER_DIR]/docker sudo ./stop-kiuwan.sh sudo ./stop-infrastructure.sh |
Once the certificate files have been updated, please run these commands to copy all files to the configured volumes, set the needed permissions, and update the configured Kiuwan instances:
Update the following file in case you want to update the certificate when you do NOT want to update the KOP clients or you do NOT have an internet connection:
Change the directive
to
Review the script outcome and verify that it was completed successfully (exit 0) When the entire update process is completed, do not forget to update the same directive back to |
cd [INSTALLER_DIR] sudo ./deploy-user-content.sh sudo ./update.sh |
Start all Kiuwan instances by running the following command:
cd [INSTALLER_DIR]/docker sudo ./start-infrastructure.sh sudo ./start-kiuwan.sh |
The user-content folder should be already populated with the files used in the first time installation procedure.
These files must be present in the user-content folder before proceeding to the next steps:
Note that certificate files can be automatically populated after running the Kiuwan On-Premises certificate creation tool. Please refer to Managing certificates section for more information.