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Self-Hosted Deployment

Maintenance

Increase scalability and service quotas, rotate secrets, perform health checks, restore databases, and perform upgrades.
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Keep your AWS deployment healthy after installation.
For a description of the microservices that make up the solution, refer to Overview of the infrastructure.
Autoscaling of pods
Increase the scalability of the system.
Backup and recovery
Restore your databases in an emergency.
Test and troubleshoot your solution
Diagnose and resolve issues with your deployment.
Health checks
Check that the services in your Kubernetes cluster are healthy.
Rotate secrets
Regenerate the secrets in AWS Secrets Manager.
Increase service limits
Increase the quotas of services whose limits you have reached.
Upgrade
Install a more recent package, apply the required changes in configuration, and upgrade the Helm charts.
Migrate Mini-USF from version 1 to version 2
Migrate Mini-USF to version 2, which decouples Keycloak from entities such as projects.
Move Unity Licensing Server storage to EBS
Move the Unity Licensing Server volume to EBS for version 1.4.
Migrate Elasticsearch to the ECK operator
Migrate from the deprecated Elasticsearch StatefulSet chart to the ECK operator for version 1.4.

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