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  • sponchS Offline
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    sponch
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    #1

    Hey,
    any chances to get v8.x? Want a new install wihtout upgrading from 7.x in the next days

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      This will take some time because it requires Mongo DB 8.x . Cloudron's mongodb was in 6.x but was just upgraded to 7.x in Cloudron 9.0.16 . Cloudron 9.1 will have mongodb 8.x . We can only move step by step because mongodb does not support jumping versions.

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        Hi! Thanks for the info. I’m on Cloudron 9.0.x and saw the note about MongoDB 8.x coming with 9.1 — totally understand the gradual upgrade path.
        I’d also be very interested in Rocket.Chat v8. Any rough estimate for when the Cloudron package might land (even approximate)? Thanks a lot!

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          james
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          Hello @smntr and welcome to the Cloudron Forum

          Unfortunately I can not give you a time estimate at the current time.
          Best to follow the @announcements topic for Cloudron 9.1 https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/14976/what-s-coming-in-9.1 where we will post updates.

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            Cloudron 9.1 is currently in internal e2e testing, it depends a bit which issues pop up there, but it should happen within the next one or two weeks.

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            • girishG Offline
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              girish
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              v8 is out but requires Cloudron 9.1

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                How would one update to MongoDB version v8?
                I am currently on Cloudron 9.2 but still seem to have mongodb:6.3.0 running. Looking at Docker Hub I also cannot find any newer version of MongoDB (see: https://hub.docker.com/r/cloudron/mongodb/tags)

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                  james
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                  #8

                  Hello @smh6020

                  The Cloudron MongoDB service uses the image registry.docker.com/cloudron/mongodb:6.3.0.
                  6.3.0 from the docker image tag is a separate version and not to be confused with the MongoDB version it packages.
                  It packages MongoDB 8.
                  This means, your Cloudron 9.2 is already using MongoDB 8.

                  You could also validate this by inspecting the layers in Docker Hub:
                  7a3bffa2-3c5f-4bde-ad1b-cb6939947ce7-image.jpeg

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                    Thanks a lot for the information.
                    I do not seem to be able to login to the Cloudron Gitlab using the forum credentials and I also cannot find a sign up link. Is there a way to get access to the Gitlab? Or is there some other way for me to find the MongoDB version in the future?

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                      james
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                      #10

                      Hello @smh6020
                      Sorry for the confusion.
                      These repositories in GitLab are not publicly accessible.
                      We had to lock down our GitLab due to massive bot floods.

                      I have also edited my previous response with another way of validating the MongoDB version of the docker image through Docker Hub.

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                        joseph
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                        You can also get the version from the Web terminal of an app that uses mongodb.

                        root@cd75fce1-749c-4c9b-897e-2c7df3def8f2:/app/code# mongosh -u "${CLOUDRON_MONGODB_USERNAME}" -p "${CLOUDRON_MONGODB_PASSWORD}" ${CLOUDRON_MONGODB_HOST}:${CLOUDRON_MONGODB_PORT}/${CLOUDRON_MONGODB_DATABASE} --eval "db.version()"
                        8.0.17
                        

                        db.serverBuildInfo() has more info if you want.

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