Install kubectl CLI

winget install -e --id Kubernetes.kubectl

SSO login

aws sso login --profile <your profile name>

Create config for Kubernetes Service (EKS)

If you haven’t connected to the cluster before run this command to create a connection:

aws eks update-kubeconfig --region <region> --name <cluster_name> -profile <cloudservice>>

Switch between contexts

List contexts
kubectl config get-contexts

Select context

kubectl config use-context <context name>

Upgrade to a new version

Decide the following before proceeding with the upgrade:

• The default time zone. The time zone id is the “TZ database name” from this page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tz_database_time_zones

• The default culture. Use the code from: Supported Languages

• The other supported cultures. Use the code from: Supported Languages

• The RootUrl of application.

• The namespace where OneList applications are deployed.

Download the upgrade.ps1 file or find this file in onelist repository under the “Azure Deployment” folder. Run the command below in PowerShell, where the Image_Version is in the format of x.x.x, e.g. 7.4.4

.\upgrade.ps1 -n <OneList_Namespace> -v <Image_Version> -repo <container repository hostname> -rooturl <rootUrl> -timezone <default timezone> -culture <default culture> -supportedCultures <supported cultures seperated by ','>

For example:  .\upgrade.ps1 -n onelist -v 7.4.4 -rootUrl https://onelist.example.com -timezone Australia/Sydney -culture en-AU -supportedCultures en-AU,en-US