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# k3s
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If your just upgrading k3s, depending on how you upgrade you may not even need to stop k3s. If you are following https://docs.k3s.io/upgrades/manual#upgrade-k3s-using-the-installation-script, the install script itself will restart the k3s service for you after uprade
But generally, if you are upgrading k3s, you just stop, upgrade, and then restart the k3s service, you don't need to run the killall script. The killall script is useful when you want to clean wipe away any containers/resources installed on your existing k3s cluster. i.e. clean slate
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Ah I see! I was confused because
Stopping K3s
was the first page in the upgrade section and I thought it was a pre-requisite to upgrade. Thanks a lot for the clarification 👍