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Update Helm release postgresql to v16 #50

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This PR contains the following updates:

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postgresql (source) major 14.3.3 -> 16.4.9

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bitnami/charts (postgresql)

v16.4.9

  • [bitnami/postgresql] Release 16.4.9 (#​31935)

v16.4.8

  • [bitnami/postgresql] Release 16.4.8 (#​31919)

v16.4.7

  • [bitnami/postgresql] use adminPassword for metrics user when custom user is not set on primary (#​31840)

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  • [bitnami/postgresql] Release 16.4.6 (#​31702)

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  • [bitnami/postgresql] Release 16.4.5 (#​31484)

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v16.4.3

  • bitnami/postgresql Fix missing dot in include statement for passwordUpdate job template (#​31364) (901b26c), closes #​31364

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  • Revert "[bitnami/postgresql] Add Storage Class Configuration to Templates (#​30858)" (#​31204)

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  • [bitnami/postgresql] Release 16.3.4 (#​31143)

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  • [bitnami/postgresql] Add a NetworkPolicy to allow backup pods to access primary nodes (#​24363) (dc93455), closes #​24363

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The pull request updates the dependency version of PostgreSQL in the Chart.yaml file for the dave chart. The version has been changed from 14.3.3 to 16.4.9. No other modifications were made.

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charts/dave/Chart.yaml Updated PostgreSQL dependency version (from 14.3.3 to 16.4.9)

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Verify Bitnami PostgreSQL chart compatibility.

Let's check the compatibility and requirements for the Bitnami PostgreSQL Helm chart version 16.4.8.


🌐 Web query:

What are the requirements and breaking changes in Bitnami PostgreSQL Helm chart version 16.4.8?

💡 Result:

The specific requirements and breaking changes for Bitnami PostgreSQL Helm chart version 16.4.8 aren't explicitly detailed in the provided search results, but we can infer critical considerations from related context about Bitnami PostgreSQL Helm chart upgrades:


Key Requirements

  1. Storage Configuration

    • Ensure Persistent Volume Claims (PVCs) use compatible storage classes[1][5][9].
    • If reusing existing PVCs from previous installations, enable volumePermissions.enabled=true to resolve filesystem permission issues[2][5].
  2. Credential Management

    • Always specify passwords via existingSecret during upgrades to avoid credential mismatches[2][9]. Randomly generated credentials during upgrades can break database access[2].
  3. Kubernetes Compatibility

    • Verify compatibility with your Kubernetes cluster version (e.g., StatefulSet API changes)[4].

Potential Breaking Changes

While no direct details for 16.4.8 exist in the sources, common breaking changes in Bitnami PostgreSQL charts include:

  1. StatefulSet Spec Modifications

    • Upgrades may fail if Helm attempts to modify immutable fields (e.g., spec changes beyond replicas, template, or updateStrategy). This often requires deleting and recreating the StatefulSet[4][9].
  2. Major Version Upgrades

    • Jumping multiple major versions (e.g., PostgreSQL 14 → 16) may require manual database migration or downtime[4][9].
  3. Chart Dependency Updates

    • Sub-chart dependencies (e.g., common) might introduce new requirements for secrets or storage classes[8][9].

Upgrade Recommendations

  1. Backup Data: Use tools like pg_dump or volume snapshots before upgrading[5][9].
  2. Test in Staging: Validate upgrades in a non-production environment[2][4].
  3. Review Changelogs: Check Bitnami’s GitHub repository or Artifact Hub for version-specific notes[7][8].

For precise details on version 16.4.8, consult the official Bitnami PostgreSQL Helm chart documentation[7][9].

Citations:


Verify Bitnami PostgreSQL Helm Chart Compatibility for v16.4.8

It looks like the chart version in charts/dave/Chart.yaml (line 22) is set to 16.4.8. Please review the following points to ensure full compatibility with this Bitnami PostgreSQL version:

  • Storage & Volume Permissions: Confirm that persistent volume claims are using a compatible storage class. If you're reusing PVCs from previous installs, ensure that volumePermissions.enabled is set appropriately.
  • Credential Management: Make sure that your upgrades consistently use an existingSecret to manage passwords, avoiding credential mismatches that can occur with generated credentials.
  • Kubernetes Compatibility: Verify your Kubernetes cluster version aligns with the chart’s requirements—watch for issues related to StatefulSet spec modifications and immutable fields.
  • Upgrade Concerns: Keep in mind potential stateful set changes and any major version jumps that might require manual interventions or migrations. It’s advisable to consult the official Bitnami PostgreSQL documentation for any version-specific breaking changes.

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version: 19.17.0
- name: postgresql
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🧹 Nitpick (assertive)

Document upgrade steps in values.yaml.

Consider adding upgrade-specific configurations in the values.yaml file to handle the migration smoothly.

Key considerations:

  1. Set appropriate resource limits for the upgrade process
  2. Configure backup strategy before upgrade
  3. Set up appropriate init containers for schema migrations if needed
  4. Consider enabling/configuring the postgresql.upgradeReplication value

Would you like me to provide a template for the required values.yaml configurations?


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❓ Verification inconclusive

Major PostgreSQL version upgrade requires careful consideration.

This is a significant upgrade from PostgreSQL 14 to 16, which requires careful planning and testing. Major version upgrades can introduce breaking changes and require data migration.

Before proceeding:

  1. Verify application compatibility with PostgreSQL 16
  2. Document and test the upgrade process
  3. Plan for data migration
  4. Consider staging environment testing first

Let me help verify the changelog and migration requirements:


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What are the breaking changes and migration requirements for upgrading from PostgreSQL 14 to PostgreSQL 16?

💡 Result:

Upgrading from PostgreSQL 14 to 16 involves both breaking changes and specific migration requirements, as detailed below:


Breaking Changes

  1. Replication Permissions

    • Users granted SET, ALTER SYSTEM, or replication permissions must now explicitly hold CREATEDB, REPLICATION, or BYPASSRLS attributes[7][10].
    • Example: Replication roles lacking these permissions will fail after upgrade.
  2. Symbolic Link Removal

    • The postmaster binary symbolic link has been removed; use postgres directly[7].
  3. Authentication Configuration

    • Enhanced regex support for user/database names in pg_hba.conf may require syntax validation if regex patterns were previously used[7].
  4. Aggregate Function Handling

    • The enable_presorted_aggregate server variable defaults to "on," potentially altering query execution plans[7].

Migration Requirements

Method Selection

  • pg_upgrade: Recommended for direct upgrades (minimal downtime)[2][6].
  • Dump/Restore: Required if skipping multiple versions or encountering compatibility issues[2][6].

Step-by-Step Process

  1. Pre-Upgrade Checks

    • Backup databases[9].
    • Verify OS compatibility (e.g., Ubuntu ≥22.04 requires PostgreSQL ≥16)[5].
  2. Install PostgreSQL 16

    • Install binaries separately without overwriting existing versions[3][8].
  3. Stop Services

    systemctl stop postgresql-14.service
  4. Execute Upgrade

    /usr/pgsql-16/bin/pg_upgrade -b /usr/pgsql-14/bin -B /usr/pgsql-16/bin \
      -d /var/lib/pgsql/14/data -D /var/lib/pgsql/16/data -j 4
    • Adjust paths/ports as needed[3][8].
  5. Update Configurations

    • Merge custom settings from old postgresql.conf into the new version[8].
    • Copy pg_hba.conf from PostgreSQL 14 to 16’s data directory[8].
  6. Post-Upgrade Tasks

    VACUUM (PARALLEL 4, ANALYZE);
    • Rebuild indexes and update statistics[2][6].

Platform-Specific Notes

  • Windows: Use PowerShell escaping for paths with spaces[3]:
    & "C:\Program Files\PostgreSQL\16\bin\pg_upgrade" --old-datadir="C:\Data\14" --new-datadir="C:\Data\16"
  • AWS RDS: Use managed major version upgrade tools after testing[9].

Performance Considerations

  • Parallelized FULL/OUTER hash joins improve query efficiency[7].
  • Monitor I/O via pg_stat_io post-upgrade[7].

This upgrade path balances minimal downtime with careful validation of permissions and configurations to avoid disruptions. Always test migrations in staging environments first[5][9].

Citations:


Major PostgreSQL upgrade identified — verify compatibility and migration steps.

This upgrade from PostgreSQL 14 to 16 introduces significant changes, including adjustments in replication permissions, removal of symbolic links, and revised authentication handling. Given these breaking changes and migration requirements, please ensure that:

  • Application compatibility with PostgreSQL 16 is thoroughly verified.
  • A detailed, documented upgrade plan (covering pre-upgrade checks, backup, and migration steps such as using pg_upgrade or dump/restore where applicable) is in place.
  • Comprehensive testing (preferably in a staging environment) is conducted to validate the changes.

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