Uninstalling Cruise
Uninstalling Cruise
- Stop the Cruise server
- Uninstall the Cruise server
- Delete the Cruise server db directory.
- Delete the cruise-config.xml file
Windows
Please use the uninstaller to do it first.
Cruise does not remove all the files automatically, you will have to delete them manually after uninstallation. All the files would be under the installed directory (for example "Program Files\Cruise Server").
Linux
Before you purge the server package, please make sure that you have backed up the artifacts repository on server side. Otherwise, you will lose your artifacts.
Use 'sudo dpkg --purge cruise-server' to remove cruise and all associated files.
Macintosh OSX
Please delete all files manually.
Rolling back to an earlier version
We do not recommend downgrading as there is no way to rollback to a previous version automatically. This can lead to corruption of historical data and should be avoided unless very necessary. You can not use the data from a higher version into a lower version.
You must rollback to a backup created as described here.
Cruise Agents will automatically update to the same version as the Cruise Server. You do not need to stop or re-install the Cruise Agents.
- Stop the Cruise Server
- Uninstall the Cruise Server
- Delete the Cruise Server db directory. See the backup section above for more information.
- Delete the cruise-config.xml file.
- Install the earlier version of the Cruise server
- Replace the Cruise Server db directory with the one that you backed up before the upgrade. See the backup section above for more information.
- Replace the cruise-config.xml file with the eralier version that you backed up as described above.
- Replace the Cruise Server artifacts directory with the one that you backed up before the upgrade as described.
- Start the Cruise server