2-Tier Systems

(1) - Taking a System Backup

  1. Login to the AIR Console Web UI using a Global Admin Account.

  2. Navigate to the Backup Management section by selecting the Gear Button and then "Backup History" from the drop-down list.

  3. Make a backup of the system by clicking the "Backup Now" button on the top right corner.

  4. Download the backup file by clicking the Vertical Ellipsis Button under the "Actions" column and clicking Download from the drop-down list.

    • This will download a zip file with the ABF extension (AIR Backup File).

(2) - Stop both DB System and AIR Systems

DB System

  1. Navigate to the AIR DB folder (/opt/binalyze-air-db by default) by executing the following command:

    • cd /opt/binalyze-air-db

  2. Stop containers by executing the following command:

    • docker compose down -v

AIR System

  1. Use a terminal emulator, such as PuTTY to connect to the CLI of the AIR Server via SSH.

  2. Navigate to the AIR folder (/opt/binalyze-air by default) by executing the following command:

    • cd /opt/binalyze-air

  3. Stop containers by executing the following command:

    • docker compose down -v

(3) - Updating the DB System

NOTE: You must upgrade DB first.

  1. Use a terminal emulator, such as PuTTY to connect to the CLI of the DB Server via SSH.

  2. Navigate to the AIR DB folder (/opt/binalyze-air-db by default) by executing the following command:

    • cd /opt/binalyze-air-db

  3. Pull the latest images by executing the following command:

    • docker compose pull

  4. Start containers by executing the following command:

    • docker compose up -d

(4) - Updating the AIR System

  1. Use a terminal emulator, such as PuTTY to connect to the CLI of the AIR Server via SSH.

  2. Navigate to the AIR folder (/opt/binalyze-air by default) by executing the following command:

    • cd /opt/binalyze-air

  3. Pull the latest images by executing the following command:

    • docker compose pull

  4. Start containers by executing the following command:

    • docker compose up -d

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