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This article contains instructions for the deprecated BRIX On-Premises in MicroK8s with PostgreSQL 10 database. It is supported up to system version 2024.4. Upgrading edition and database is not available. Please update to the current BRIX On-Premises edition.
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If BRIX is installed to MicroK8S, you can use the BRIXctl command line utility to administer the server. This utility allows you to re-configure the application, make a backup of data, restore archived databases, scale services, etc.
To run the utility, open the server command console and run the following command:
elma365ctl
The list of available commands used to administer the server will appear:
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Initialize the reconfiguration and change the application settings. |
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Update the HTTPS certificates. |
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Install new DNS servers into the cluster. |
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Save the data to the |
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Run file verification in the backup and the BRIX application. |
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Restore an archived database. |
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Stop the BRIX application to prepare for restoring or making a backup. |
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Update the settings of a high availability node and restart the cluster afterwards (only for the Enterprise edition). |
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Start the BRIX application. |
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Stop the BRIX application (it takes up a considerable amount of time to completely stop the application and launch it). |
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Restart the BRIX application and the cluster’s services. |
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Scale the specified service (only for the Enterprise edition). |
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Add a new server to the computing cluster (only for the Enterprise edition). |
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Cause a node to leave the computing cluster (only for the Enterprise edition). |
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Remove a node from the computing cluster (only for the Enterprise edition). |
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Fix the dependencies of the installed instance of BRIX in the computing cluster. |
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Show the application’s version. |
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Add an external service. |
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Expose a service on a specific port. |
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Delete an external service. |
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elma365ctl featureflag <flagName> enable Disable a flag: elma365ctl featureflag <flagName> disable |
To run a command, type it in the following format:
elma365ctl <command>
To get detailed information about a command, run the following:
elma365ctl <command> --help