Update Mongo DB on Docker Container
I need to upgrade novu and i read that is mandatory
run migrations. how can i run migrations over a docker container mongo db?
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Answer
To run migrations over a Docker container MongoDB for upgrading Novu, follow these steps:
1. Ensure you're in the
novuhq/novu repository root.
2. Run the setup project command:
3. Navigate to the API app directory:
4. Run the migration command with the specific migration path you need, for example:
Replace <MIGRATION_PATH> with the actual path of the migration you need to run. Check the Novu documentation for a list of migrations and their paths depending on the version you're upgrading to (1) .
If you're using Docker, make sure to execute these commands inside your Novu Docker container. You can access your Docker container's shell using the docker exec command. Here's a generic way to access the shell of a running Docker container:
Replace <container_name_or_id> with the name or ID of your running Novu Docker container. Once inside the container, you can then proceed with the steps to run the migrations.@_7eo. does the previous response from @Inkeep helpful? Any other questions?
yes!!! thanks
i was able to execute migrations in the container bu give me this error
@_7eo., you just advanced to level 1!
Error: New Relic requires that you name this application!
Set app_name in your newrelic.js or newrelic.cjs file or set environment variable
NEW_RELIC_APP_NAME. Not starting!
whats newrelic for?
@_7eo. new relic is a monitoring solution, if I am not mistaken it's optional, @Pawan Jain can you guide us here?
@_7eo.
Yes as shared by Tomer, it is optional.
If you have new relic configured then you can use actual
name value or you use any string value to silent this error/warningok, thanks!