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Changes for page R19 Docker - Single Lane

Last modified by Erik Bakker on 2026/03/22 21:42
From version 36.1
edited by Erik Bakker
on 2025/10/23 08:46
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To version 40.1
edited by Erik Bakker
on 2026/03/22 21:42
Change comment: There is no comment for this version

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1 -R17 Docker - Single Lane
1 +R19 Docker - Single Lane
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1 -**Non-service-affecting** final template to use the **R17** single lane release.
1 +**Service affecting** final template to use the **R19** single lane release. This upgrade is service-affecting, as all instances have to be recreated.
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3 3  **Process**
4 -To use the new R17 release of our cloud template we upgrade in one step. This is a rolling update, making it non-service affecting.
4 +We upgrade in one step to use the new **R19** release of the cloud template. This step is service affecting.
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6 6  **Overview**
7 -* Non-service-affecting template to upgrade to the latest version of the authorization server. Applying this template only affects customers running on DSH Event Streaming.
8 -* Update the version of authorization server as preparation for the API-Gateway MAM migration.
7 +* Remove need for recycling underlying instance when adding containers to machine
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10 10  **Update Steps**
11 -* Use the final R17 template (non-service affecting)(duration: < 5 minutes)
10 +* Use the final **R19** template (service affecting) (duration: 15 minutes)
11 +* User actions after applying the final template:
12 +** Check if all runtimes are reachable by Deploy Architecture.
13 +** Check if all flows have been installed according to the active release.
14 +** Check if messages pass through the model by verifying a critical message flow in external systems.
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13 13  **Remarks**
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15 -Deadline of December 14th, 2025
17 +Adding/moving/deleting containers from machines will now not replace the underlying instances. This was only the case for singlelanes. Doublelanes do not have this behaviour and are not affected.