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Having the same issue. I was under impression this would be handled by the chart itself if it upgrades postgres in a breaking way but i was wrong 🫥 If there is an easier way then manually export -> upgrade -> import, i would love to know as well |
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@peterbaumert, I ended up getting it to work by doing a pg_dumpall, removing the old instance, and reinstalling but targeting the same Netbox version (in my case Helm chart 7.1.0) for 4.4.1. However, doing this does move from postgresql 17 to 18, so all I had to do was copy my pg_dumpall file onto the postgresql pod and run a In the end, I got it working with 4.4.1 and (as of now) postgresql 18. After that, all I had to do was update my helm install to use the latest chart version, and hence install netbox 4.4.4. Hopefully this helps. Janky as hell, but it works. I recently did the same process for moving my nextcloud from postgresql 17 to 18. 🥴 |
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I noticed in my helm install of 4.4.2, it includes postgresql 18, up from 17 currently. I'm aware of issues with this, as the data needs to be migrated (or backed up and restored). For those running this on a cluster, do you have a strategy to migrate from postgresql 17 to 18? Thanks.
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