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## Introduction
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This guide explains how to best upgrade a single Consul Enterprise datacenter to v1.10.0
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from a version of Consul that is forwards compatible with v1.10. If you are on a major
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from a version of Consul that is forward compatible with v1.10. If you are on a major
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version of Consul prior to 1.8, you will need to complete and [upgrade to 1.8.13](/docs/upgrading/instructions)
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or higher before continuing with this guide. If you are already on major versions 1.8 or 1.9
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or higher before continuing with this guide. If you are already on a major version of 1.8 or 1.9, then
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this guide will go over the procedures required for upgrading to v1.10. This process
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will require intermediate version upgrades to a forwards compatible release of v1.8 or v1.9
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as well as other licensing related configuration changes. If you have multiple Consul datacenters
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then they are upgraded in the normal order with each upgrade taking into account the instructions below.
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will require intermediate version upgrades to a forward-compatible release of v1.8 or v1.9,
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as well as other licensing related configuration changes. If you have multiple Consul datacenters,
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upgrade them in the normal order and take the following instructions into account for each upgrade.
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For the open source version of Consul please follow the
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[General Upgrade Process](/docs/upgrading/instructions/general-process).
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~> You can only upgrade to Consul Enterprise 1.10 from a version of Consul Enterprise
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1.8 >= 1.8.13 or 1.9 >= 1.9.7. Other versions of Consul Enterprise are not forwards
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1.8 >= 1.8.13 or 1.9 >= 1.9.7. Other versions of Consul Enterprise are not forward
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compatible with v1.10 and will cause issues during the upgrade that could result in
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agents failing to start due to [changes in the way we manage licenses](/docs/enterprise/license/faq).
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## Requirements
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- All Consul servers, clients and snapshot agents should be on a version of Consul >= 1.8.0 and < 1.10.0. If
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they are not at the minimum version or higher, follow [normal upgrade procedures](/docs/upgrading) to get them there.
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- All Consul servers, clients, and snapshot agents should be on a version of Consul >= 1.8.0 and < 1.10.0. If
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they are not at the minimum version or higher, follow the [normal upgrade procedures](/docs/upgrading) to upgrade them until the version requirement is met.
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## Assumptions
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- You are familiar with the [General Upgrade Process](/docs/upgrading/instructions/general-process).
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- You have the ability to run Consul CLI commands.
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- If ACLs are in use then you possess a token with at least `operator:read` permissions.
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- If ACLs are in use, then you possess a token with at least `operator:read` permissions.
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## Considerations
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The main breaking changes in Consul Enterprise 1.10 that need special handling during upgrading are
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the licensing changes outlined on the [Specific Version Details](/docs/upgrading/upgrade-specific#consul-1-10-0)
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page. There are notes on that page about other changes that might cause issues during an upgrade as well.
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You can find more granular details in the [licensing FAQ](/docs/enterprise/license/faq) as well as the full
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The licensing changes outlined on the [Specific Version Details](/docs/upgrading/upgrade-specific#consul-1-10-0)
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page are the main breaking changes in Consul Enterprise 1.10 that require special handling during the upgrade process.
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The page also describes other changes that might cause issues during an upgrade.
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You can also review the [licensing FAQ](/docs/enterprise/license/faq), which includes granular details, as well as the full
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[changelog](https://github.com/hashicorp/consul/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md#1100-june-22-2021).
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Looking through these changes prior to upgrading is highly recommended.
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We strongly recommend reviewing the changes prior to upgrading.
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## Procedures
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~> Any steps in the following section that mention upgrading servers/clients assume that normal safe upgrade
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procedures are followed. These instructions require licensing related configuration changes
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needed to upgrade to 1.10, and also require intermediate version upgrades to ensure forward compatibility.
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procedures are followed. Licensing-related configuration changes are required for upgrading to 1.10.
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Intermediate version upgrades are also required to ensure forward compatibility.
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Refer to our documentation for the [basic server upgrade process](/docs/upgrading/instructions/general-process),
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and for [autopilot assisted upgrades](https://learn.hashicorp.com/tutorials/consul/upgrade-automation)
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for more information.
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consul license get -signed > consul.hclic
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```
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Note that the command can be run on anywhere that is running Consul already or from some other location
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that has network access to the cluster. If run elsewhere than other options to the command may be neede
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to direct the request to the right Consul API.
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Note that you can run the command from anywhere Consul is already running or from a location that has network access to the cluster.
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Additional command line options for directing the request to the correct Consul API may be necessary if the command runs from another location.
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This will save the license to a file in the local directory named `consul.hclic`. Having this
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will be useful when preparing the license for the 1.10 upgrades later on in the process.
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consul snapshot save original.snap
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```
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Note that the command can be run on anywhere that is running Consul already or from some other location
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that has network access to the cluster. If run elsewhere than other options to the command may be neede
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to direct the request to the right Consul API.
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Note that you can run the command from anywhere Consul is already running or from a location that has network access to the cluster.
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Additional command line options for directing the request to the correct Consul API may be necessary if the command runs from another location.
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Note that you will need to ensure there is enough disk space in the current directory
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Note that you will need to ensure that there is enough disk space in the current directory
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to store the snapshot. In the worst case, the snapshot size could be close to the amount
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of RAM the Consul server processes are consuming.
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This snapshot should not be needed but if something were to go wrong, having
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This snapshot should not be needed, but if something were to go wrong, having
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the snapshot would make it possible to restore the previous state.
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**3.** Determine if ACLs are enabled by running the following CLI command.
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```shell
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consul info | grep "acl ="
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````
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```
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If you receive output like either of the following then ACLs are enabled:
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If you receive output like either of the following, then ACLs are enabled:
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```text
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Error querying agent: Unexpected response code: 403 (Permission denied)
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consul snapshot save intermediate.snap
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```
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Note that the command can be run on anywhere that is running Consul already or from some other location
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that has network access to the cluster. If run elsewhere than [other options](/docs/commands/snapshot/save#api-options)
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to the command may be needed to direct the request to the right Consul API.
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Note that you can run the command from anywhere Consul is already running or from a location that has network access to the cluster.
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If run elsewhere, [additional command line options](/docs/commands/snapshot/save#api-options) may be needed to direct the request to the right Consul API.
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Note that you will need to ensure there is enough disk space in the current directory
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to store the snapshot. In the worst case, the snapshot size could be close to the amount
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of RAM the Consul server processes are consuming.
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This snapshot should not be needed but if something were to go wrong, having
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This snapshot should not be needed, but if something were to go wrong, having
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the snapshot would make it possible to restore the previous state.
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**8.** Pre-configure the server agents with a license.
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This can either be set with the `license_path` configuration item, the
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`CONSUL_LICENSE_PATH` environment variable or the `CONSUL_LICENSE`
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`CONSUL_LICENSE_PATH` environment variable, or the `CONSUL_LICENSE`
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environment variable. See the [licensing documentation](/docs/enterprise/license/overview)
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for more information about how to configure the license.
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You can also refer to the [Apply Enterprise License](https://learn.hashicorp.com/tutorials/consul/deployment-guide#apply-enterprise-license) tutorial for additional information.
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**9.** Upgrade all server agents to v1.10.0.
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**5.** Pre-configure the client agents with a license.
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This can either be set with the `license_path` configuration item, the
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`CONSUL_LICENSE_PATH` environment variable or the `CONSUL_LICENSE`
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`CONSUL_LICENSE_PATH` environment variable, or the `CONSUL_LICENSE`
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environment variable. See the [licensing documentation](/docs/enterprise/license/overview)
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for more information about how to configure the license. Note that while
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Consul Enterprise 1.8.13 and 1.9.7 have the ability to load the license
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for more information about how to configure the license.
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You can also refer to the [Apply Enterprise License](https://learn.hashicorp.com/tutorials/consul/deployment-guide#apply-enterprise-license) tutorial for additional information.
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Note that while Consul Enterprise 1.8.13 and 1.9.7 have the ability to load the license
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from these configurations, it is intended to only be used during upgrades.
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Licenses loaded this way are not online reloadable. It is therefore important
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to promptly proceed with the upgrade and not leave agents in the intermediate state.
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consul snapshot save intermediate.snap
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```
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Note that the command can be run on anywhere that is running Consul already or from some other location
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that has network access to the cluster. If run elsewhere than other options to the command may be neede
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to direct the request to the right Consul API.
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Note that you can run the command from anywhere Consul is already running or from a location that has network access to the cluster.
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Additional command line options for directing the request to the correct Consul API may be necessary if the command runs from another location.
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Note that you will need to ensure there is enough disk space in the current directory
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to store the snapshot. In the worst case, the snapshot size could be close to the amount
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This snapshot should not be needed but if something were to go wrong, having
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the snapshot would make it possible to restore the previous state.
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**8.** Pre-configure the server agents with a license. This is the same process that
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**10.** Pre-configure the server agents with a license. This is the same process that
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was executed for the servers in step 5.
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**9.** Upgrade all server agents to v1.10.0.
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**11.** Upgrade all server agents to v1.10.0.
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**10.** Upgrade all client agents to v1.10.0.
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**12.** Upgrade all client agents to v1.10.0.
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**11.** Upgrade all [snapshot agents](/docs/commands/snapshot/agent) to v1.10.0.
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**13.** Upgrade all [snapshot agents](/docs/commands/snapshot/agent) to v1.10.0.
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</Tab>
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<Tab heading="Kubernetes">
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before running 1.10. This can either be set with the `license_path` configuration item, the
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`CONSUL_LICENSE_PATH` environment variable or the `CONSUL_LICENSE`
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environment variable. See the [licensing documentation](/docs/enterprise/license/overview)
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for more information about how to configure the license. Note that while
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Consul Enterprise 1.8.13 and 1.9.7 have the ability to load the license
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for more information about how to configure the license.
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You can also refer to the [Apply Enterprise License](https://learn.hashicorp.com/tutorials/consul/deployment-guide#apply-enterprise-license) tutorial for additional information.
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Note that while Consul Enterprise 1.8.13 and 1.9.7 have the ability to load the license
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from these configurations, it is intended to only be used during upgrades.
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Licenses loaded this way are not online reloadable. It is therefore important
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to promptly proceed with the upgrade and not leave agents in the intermediate state.
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