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Maintaining Qt Insight Private Cloud
Updating a Qt Insight Private Cloud installation
When a new Qt Insight Private Cloud version is released, Qt Sales contacts the contact person in your company to provide the version details.
To update your Qt Insight Private Cloud installation:
- Update your server.
cd infra terraform -chdir=private-cloud init -backend-config=../qtanalytics.s3.tfbackend terraform -chdir=private-cloud plan -compact-warnings -var-file=../env/private-cloud-dev.tfvars -out ../private-cloud.plan terraform -chdir=private-cloud apply ../private-cloud.plan
For requirements and more information, see the
private-cloud/INSTALL.md
file. - Log out from your Amazon Web UI.
If you experience issues, contact our technical support at support@qt.io.
Deleting a Qt Insight Private Cloud installation
Warning: If you delete your Qt Insight Private Cloud installation, all your data will be deleted. Always back up your data before deleting an installation.
Qt Insight stores your data in the following services. Back up these services before you delete your installation:
Service | Description |
---|---|
S3 Data Lake | Stores the data bucket defined in your configuration file. Contains the enriched events sent by your devices. |
Redshift | An analytics database that stores the events sent by your devices in a refined data model. |
PostgreSQL | Stores the Qt Insight domain database that contains, for example, organizations and users. |
Backing up data
The services support automatic backups, but you must export the backup data to a safe location before deleting, for example, your AWS account.
To back up your data, see the following links:
Deleting cloud resources
Once you have backed up your data, you can delete all Qt Insight Private Cloud AWS resources by running the following command:
cd infra terraform -chdir=private-cloud init -backend-config=../qtanalytics.s3.tfbackend terraform -chdir=private-cloud destroy -var-file=../env/private-cloud-dev.tfvars
For more details, see the private-cloud/INSTALL.md
file.
Restoring data
You can restore your data as follows:
- For application and analytics databases (PostgreSQL & Redshift), restoring from a snapshot through the Terraform configuration is supported.
- You can also restore data manually through the AWS console or from the command-line interface (CLI).
Available under certain Qt licenses.
Find out more.