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Add section about live-upgrading Airflow #36637

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Our users are often asking about live-upgrading Airflow and the answer on what and how can be live-upgraded is not obvious and it depends on a number of factors - most importantly on the type of deployment you run and type of executor you use.

This PR adds a basic description for it - following the recent update explaining the different live-upgrade scenarios available.


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Cool summary!

Besides the details, optionally "advertising" the Airflow Helm Chart is also possible, because most of the "rooling release" hazzle is included there out-of-the box. But not critical.

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potiuk commented Jan 6, 2024

Besides the details, optionally "advertising" the Airflow Helm Chart is also possible, because most of the "rooling release" hazzle is included there out-of-the box. But not critical.

Ah.. I did not realise that :D let me see

Our users are often asking about live-upgrading Airflow and the answer
on what and how can be live-upgraded is not obvious and it depends on a
number of factors - most importantly on the type of deployment you run
and  type of executor you use.

This PR adds a basic description for it - following the recent update
explaining the different live-upgrade scenarios available.
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potiuk commented Jan 6, 2024

Added the advertising :) . Cross-promotion is important :D

@potiuk potiuk merged commit ef14988 into apache:main Jan 6, 2024
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@potiuk potiuk added this to the Airflow 2.8.1 milestone Jan 6, 2024
@ephraimbuddy ephraimbuddy added the type:doc-only Changelog: Doc Only label Jan 10, 2024
ephraimbuddy pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Jan 11, 2024
Our users are often asking about live-upgrading Airflow and the answer
on what and how can be live-upgraded is not obvious and it depends on a
number of factors - most importantly on the type of deployment you run
and  type of executor you use.

This PR adds a basic description for it - following the recent update
explaining the different live-upgrade scenarios available.

(cherry picked from commit ef14988)
abhishekbhakat pushed a commit to abhishekbhakat/my_airflow that referenced this pull request Mar 5, 2024
Our users are often asking about live-upgrading Airflow and the answer
on what and how can be live-upgraded is not obvious and it depends on a
number of factors - most importantly on the type of deployment you run
and  type of executor you use.

This PR adds a basic description for it - following the recent update
explaining the different live-upgrade scenarios available.
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