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# rke2
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Upgrading a Kubernetes cluster doesn’t upgrade all the applications you’ve deployed to it.
Rancher is just another workload deployed to the cluster
You should upgrade it using the same mechanism you used to install it
usually that would be the helm chart?
s
hmm
ok thanks, i set this up a long time ago and thought i only installed RKE2 and it had Rancher on top of it
like in the quick start guide: https://docs.rke2.io/install/quickstart
c
no, RKE2 doesn’t come with Rancher
s
welp ok, thanks!
seems like i'll need to just upgrade the helm chart
c
2.5 is pretty old, make sure you’re looking at the docs for the Rancher version you’re actually using - but you’re looking in the right place
s
yeah we're on 2.6.8
thanks Brandon, i'll look into it
Brandon, when I perform the upgrade do i need to pass the boostrappassword?
c
I’m an RKE2/k3s dev and I don’t deal with Rancher a ton, but I don’t believe so. You’re not bootstrapping the Rancher install any more - its already up and running and you changed the admin password from the bootstrap password when you logged in the first time.
s
OK thanks
s
No the bootstrap password is only needed on the first install.