Updates

Keeping your Prisme.ai platform up to date ensures you have access to the latest features, security patches, and performance improvements. This guide covers the process for updating your self-hosted Prisme.ai installation safely and efficiently.

Update Strategy

Standard updates include minor version changes and patches that don’t require significant infrastructure modifications.

These updates typically include:

Bug fixes
Security patches
Minor feature enhancements
Performance optimizations

Pre-Update Checklist

Before proceeding with any update, complete the following checklist:

Backup Your Environment

Create complete backups of your client-managed databases and configurations.

# Back up MongoDB data
mongodump --uri="mongodb://username:password@hostname:port/database" --out=/path/to/backup/mongo

# Back up Elasticsearch/OpenSearch
elasticdump --input=http://elasticsearch:9200/index --output=/path/to/backup/elasticsearch.json

# Back up Redis
redis-cli -h redis-host -a password --rdb /path/to/backup/redis.rdb

# Back up S3 storage
aws s3 sync s3://your-prisme-bucket /path/to/backup/s3-data

See the Backup & Restore page for detailed instructions.

Review Release Notes

Carefully review the release notes for the target version to understand:

Changes to Helm charts
Terraform module updates
Database schema changes
Required infrastructure modifications

Release notes are available in the Prisme.ai customer portal and within the release artifacts.

Check System Requirements

Verify your infrastructure meets the requirements for the new version.

System Requirements Check

# Run the Prisme.ai compatibility check
kubectl apply -f https://raw.githubusercontent.com/prisme-ai/compatibility-check/main/verify-environment.yaml

# Check results
kubectl logs job/prisme-compatibility-check

Pay special attention to:

Kubernetes version compatibility
Node resource availability
Database version requirements
Storage capacity

Update Terraform Modules

If you’re using Terraform for infrastructure management, update your modules to the versions compatible with the new Prisme.ai release.

# Update Terraform module versions in your .tf files

module "prisme_platform" {
  source  = "prisme-ai/platform/aws"
  version = "x.y.z"  # Update to match your Prisme.ai target version
  
  # Your existing configuration...
}

# Run terraform plan to validate changes
terraform plan

Prepare Rollback Plan

Document a detailed rollback plan in case issues occur during the update.

Your rollback plan should include:

Specific commands to restore databases from backup
Helm rollback commands
Terraform destroy/apply commands for affected resources
Recovery time objectives
Verification steps after rollback

Update Process

Update Helm Repository

Refresh your Helm repository to get the latest charts.

helm repo update prisme

Review Chart Values

Compare your current values with the new chart’s default values to identify changes.

# Get current values
helm get values prisme-core -n prisme-system > current-values.yaml

# Compare with new chart defaults
helm show values prisme/prisme-core --version X.Y.Z > new-defaults.yaml

# Use a diff tool to compare
diff current-values.yaml new-defaults.yaml

Upgrade Core Components

Update the core Prisme.ai components first.

helm upgrade prisme-core prisme/prisme-core --version X.Y.Z \
  -f values.yaml \
  --namespace prisme-system

The core components handle compute operations and must be updated before product modules.

Update Product Modules

After the core is updated, upgrade each product module.

# Update AI SecureChat
helm upgrade prisme-securechat prisme/prisme-securechat --version X.Y.Z \
  -f securechat-values.yaml \
  --namespace prisme-system
  
# Update AI Knowledge
helm upgrade prisme-knowledge prisme/prisme-knowledge --version X.Y.Z \
  -f knowledge-values.yaml \
  --namespace prisme-system
  
# Repeat for other product modules: AI Store, AI Builder, AI Governance, etc.

Monitor Update Progress

Watch the deployment progress to ensure all pods are successfully updated.

kubectl get pods -n prisme-system -w

Verify Connectivity to External Databases

Ensure all services can connect to your managed databases.

# Check MongoDB connectivity
kubectl exec -it -n prisme-system deploy/prisme-api -- mongosh --eval "db.adminCommand('ping')"

# Check Elasticsearch/OpenSearch connectivity
kubectl exec -it -n prisme-system deploy/prisme-api -- curl -s elasticsearch:9200

# Check Redis connectivity
kubectl exec -it -n prisme-system deploy/prisme-api -- redis-cli -h redis-host ping

Update Helm Repository

Refresh your Helm repository to get the latest charts.

helm repo update prisme

Review Chart Values

Compare your current values with the new chart’s default values to identify changes.

# Get current values
helm get values prisme-core -n prisme-system > current-values.yaml

# Compare with new chart defaults
helm show values prisme/prisme-core --version X.Y.Z > new-defaults.yaml

# Use a diff tool to compare
diff current-values.yaml new-defaults.yaml

Upgrade Core Components

Update the core Prisme.ai components first.

helm upgrade prisme-core prisme/prisme-core --version X.Y.Z \
  -f values.yaml \
  --namespace prisme-system

The core components handle compute operations and must be updated before product modules.

Update Product Modules

After the core is updated, upgrade each product module.

# Update AI SecureChat
helm upgrade prisme-securechat prisme/prisme-securechat --version X.Y.Z \
  -f securechat-values.yaml \
  --namespace prisme-system
  
# Update AI Knowledge
helm upgrade prisme-knowledge prisme/prisme-knowledge --version X.Y.Z \
  -f knowledge-values.yaml \
  --namespace prisme-system
  
# Repeat for other product modules: AI Store, AI Builder, AI Governance, etc.

Monitor Update Progress

Watch the deployment progress to ensure all pods are successfully updated.

kubectl get pods -n prisme-system -w

Verify Connectivity to External Databases

Ensure all services can connect to your managed databases.

# Check MongoDB connectivity
kubectl exec -it -n prisme-system deploy/prisme-api -- mongosh --eval "db.adminCommand('ping')"

# Check Elasticsearch/OpenSearch connectivity
kubectl exec -it -n prisme-system deploy/prisme-api -- curl -s elasticsearch:9200

# Check Redis connectivity
kubectl exec -it -n prisme-system deploy/prisme-api -- redis-cli -h redis-host ping

Update Terraform Provider Versions

Ensure your Terraform providers are compatible with the new Prisme.ai version.

terraform {
  required_providers {
    aws = {
      source  = "hashicorp/aws"
      version = ">= 4.0.0"
    }
    kubernetes = {
      source  = "hashicorp/kubernetes"
      version = ">= 2.10.0"
    }
    helm = {
      source  = "hashicorp/helm"
      version = ">= 2.5.0"
    }
  }
}

Update Prisme.ai Terraform Modules

Modify your Terraform configuration to use the updated Prisme.ai modules.

module "prisme_platform" {
  source  = "prisme-ai/platform/aws"
  version = "X.Y.Z"  # Match your target Prisme.ai version
  
  # Your configuration...
}

module "prisme_databases" {
  source  = "prisme-ai/databases/aws"
  version = "X.Y.Z"  # Match your target Prisme.ai version
  
  # Your database configuration...
}

Apply Infrastructure Changes

Run Terraform plan and apply to update your infrastructure.

terraform init -upgrade
terraform plan
terraform apply

Review the plan output carefully to understand what resources will be modified, created, or destroyed.

Update Helm Charts Through Terraform

If you’re managing Helm releases via Terraform, update those resources as well.

resource "helm_release" "prisme_core" {
  name       = "prisme-core"
  repository = "https://charts.prisme.ai"
  chart      = "prisme-core"
  version    = "X.Y.Z"  # Match your target Prisme.ai version
  namespace  = "prisme-system"
  
  # Your values...
}

Database Compatibility Considerations

MongoDB / Compatible

Recommended version: 4.4+
Required indexes will be created automatically
Schema migrations happen on startup
Connection string format: mongodb://username:password@host:port/database

Elasticsearch / OpenSearch

Elasticsearch 7.10+ or OpenSearch 1.3+
Check index mappings compatibility
Some updates require reindexing
Set elasticsearch.existingUrl in values.yaml

Redis

Redis 6.0+ recommended
Used for caching and message queuing
Persistence configuration recommended
Cluster mode supported in Prisme.ai v3.2+

Object Storage (S3)

S3-compatible storage required
Used for document storage
Configure using storage.s3.* parameters
Verify bucket permissions after updates

Post-Update Tasks

After completing the update, perform these essential post-update tasks:

Verify Database Connectivity

Ensure all services can connect to your managed databases.

# Check from a pod within the cluster
kubectl exec -it -n prisme-system deploy/prisme-api -- curl -s <internal-elasticsearch-url>:9200
kubectl exec -it -n prisme-system deploy/prisme-api -- mongosh --eval "db.adminCommand('ping')"

Run Database Optimization Tasks

Optimize database performance after the update.

# Run MongoDB index optimization
kubectl exec -it -n prisme-system deploy/prisme-api -- node /app/scripts/optimize-indexes.js

# Run Elasticsearch optimization
kubectl exec -it -n prisme-system deploy/prisme-api -- node /app/scripts/optimize-indices.js

Verify Product Functionality

Test each Prisme.ai product to ensure they work as expected:

AI SecureChat
AI Store
AI Knowledge
AI Builder
AI Governance
AI Insights

Check Resource Utilization

Monitor resource usage to ensure the system is functioning efficiently.

# Check pod resource usage
kubectl top pods -n prisme-system

# Check node resource usage
kubectl top nodes

Rollback Procedure

If you encounter critical issues after an update:

Roll Back Helm Releases

Use Helm rollback to return to the previous version.

# List Helm release history
helm history prisme-core -n prisme-system

# Rollback to previous revision
helm rollback prisme-core [REVISION] -n prisme-system

# Repeat for other releases
helm rollback prisme-securechat [REVISION] -n prisme-system

Restore Databases

If necessary, restore databases from your pre-update backups.

# Restore MongoDB
mongorestore --uri="mongodb://username:password@hostname:port/database" /path/to/backup/mongo

# Restore Elasticsearch/OpenSearch
elasticdump --input=/path/to/backup/elasticsearch.json --output=http://elasticsearch:9200/index

# Restore Redis
redis-cli -h redis-host -a password SHUTDOWN SAVE
# Copy backup RDB file to Redis data directory

# Restore S3 data if needed
aws s3 sync /path/to/backup/s3-data s3://your-prisme-bucket

Revert Terraform Changes

If you used Terraform for the update, revert to the previous state.

# Revert to previous Terraform state
git checkout [previous-commit] terraform/
terraform plan
terraform apply

Overview

Cloud Providers

Docker & Kubernetes Deployment

Entreprise Services

AI Products

Operations

Update Strategy

Pre-Update Checklist

Update Process

Database Compatibility Considerations

MongoDB / Compatible

Elasticsearch / OpenSearch

Redis

Object Storage (S3)

Post-Update Tasks

Rollback Procedure

Next Steps

Backup & Restore

Scaling

Overview

Cloud Providers

Docker & Kubernetes Deployment

Entreprise Services

AI Products

Operations

​Update Strategy

​Pre-Update Checklist

​Update Process

​Database Compatibility Considerations

MongoDB / Compatible

Elasticsearch / OpenSearch

Redis

Object Storage (S3)

​Post-Update Tasks

​Rollback Procedure

​Next Steps

Backup & Restore

Scaling

Update Strategy

Pre-Update Checklist

Update Process

Database Compatibility Considerations

Post-Update Tasks

Rollback Procedure

Next Steps