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I have been using system-upgrade-controller on all of my single-node machines for the past year and found it to be a really nice way to not have to do manual ugprades.
I would like to put it to work on my 3-node "production" cluster, which is running k3s as both controlplane and worker on each node. In other words, the nodes are controlplane nodes and are schedulable.
I have kured running to reboot the nodes one after the other when upgrading the OS (openSUSE MicroOS in my case), which works quite nicely.
Question
Can I hook up system-upgrade-controller and kured to only have one combined downtime?
If this is not possible, how to I make sure that they do not interfere with each other? I want to avoid kured rebooting a node while system-upgrade-controller restarts k3s on another one.
Has anyone done something like this and can share experiences?
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Hi all,
I have been using system-upgrade-controller on all of my single-node machines for the past year and found it to be a really nice way to not have to do manual ugprades.
I would like to put it to work on my 3-node "production" cluster, which is running k3s as both controlplane and worker on each node. In other words, the nodes are controlplane nodes and are schedulable.
I have kured running to reboot the nodes one after the other when upgrading the OS (openSUSE MicroOS in my case), which works quite nicely.
Question
Has anyone done something like this and can share experiences?
Kind Regards
Johannes
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