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Update FAQ about 22.01 to 23.0
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hexylena authored Sep 13, 2024
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Expand Up @@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ title: Updating from 22.01 to 23.0 with Ansible
area: ansible
box_type: tip
layout: faq
contributors: [hexylena]
contributors: [hexylena, lldelisle]
---

Galaxy introduced a number of changes in 22.05 and 23.0 that are extremely important to be aware of during the upgrade process. Namely a new database migration system, and a new required running environment (gunicorn instead of uwsgi).
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1. Update to 22.01 normally
2. Change the release to 22.05, and run the upgrade
1. Galaxy will probably not start correctly here, ignore it.
2. Run the database migration manually
1. Galaxy will probably not start correctly here, ignore it (even if the build fail, this if fine, just ignore).
2. Run the database migration manually (with the galaxy user with the venv activated)

```
GALAXY_CONFIG_FILE=/srv/galaxy/config/galaxy.yml sh manage_db.sh -c /srv/galaxy/config/galaxy.yml upgrade
GALAXY_CONFIG_FILE=/srv/galaxy/config/galaxy.yml sh /srv/galaxy/server/manage_db.sh -c /srv/galaxy/config/galaxy.yml upgrade
```
3. Update your system's ansible, you probably need something with a major version greater than 2.
3. Set the release to `23.0` and make other required changes. There are a lot of useful changes, but the easiest procedure is probably something like:
3. Update your system's ansible, you probably need something with a major version of at least 2.
4. Set the release to `23.0` and make other required changes. There are a lot of useful changes, but the easiest procedure is probably something like:
1. git clone https://github.com/hexylena/git-gat/
2. git checkout step-4
3. Diff and sync (e.g. `vimdiff group_vars/galaxyservers.yml git-gat/group_vars/galaxyservers.yml`) for the main configuration files:
2. cd git-gat
3. git checkout c2e7bf6d3584fbf3281fb57d8024a9189f957e0e (this corresponds to the version of the repo after the 23.0 integration without too much customization and after potential bug fixes)
4. Diff and sync (e.g. `vimdiff group_vars/galaxyservers.yml git-gat/group_vars/galaxyservers.yml`) for the main configuration files:
- group_vars/all.yml
- group_vars/dbservers.yml
- galaxy.yml
- requirements.yml
- requirements.yml (and don't forget to install the new role versions)
- hosts
- templates/nginx/galaxy.j2
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- uchida.miniconda is replaced with galaxyproject.conda
- usegalaxy_eu.systemd is no longer needed
- `galaxy_user_name` is defined in all.yml in the latest git-gat
- the `galaxy_job_config` needs to have a database `handling` specified - assign set to `db-skip-locked`
- git-gat also separates out the DB serving into a `dbservers.yml` host group

4. Backup your `venv`, `mv /srv/galaxy/venv/ /srv/galaxy/venv-old/`, as your NodeJS is probably out of date and Galaxy doesn't handle that gracefully
5. Do any local customs for luck (knocking on wood, etc.)
6. Run the playbook
7. Things might go wrong with systemd units
5. Backup your `venv`, `mv /srv/galaxy/venv/ /srv/galaxy/venv-old/`, as your NodeJS is probably out of date and Galaxy doesn't handle that gracefully
6. Do any local customs for luck (knocking on wood, etc.)
7. Run the playbook
8. Things might go wrong with systemd units
- try running `galaxyctl -c /srv/galaxy/config/galaxy.yml update` as root
- you may also need to `rm /etc/systemd/system/galaxy.service` which is then no longer needed
- you'll have a `galaxy.target` and you can instead `systemctl daemon-reload` and `systemctl start galaxy.target`
9. You may need to restart galaxy manually with `sudo galaxyctl restart`

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