#authentik update

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tacit spade
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Hello, when I update to authentik 2026.2, authentik resets to factory settings so I've got to setup my user again..., can someone help? thanks

tacit spade
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can someone help.. thanks

trim jolt
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How are you completing the deployment? Is this Docker Compose? Or some other platform? How did you determine you would store the DB?

If it's gone right back to defaults, and you're using Docker Compose, what did you use to do the upgrade?

tacit spade
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so I use docker compose for my setup...

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can I send you my docker compose?

trim jolt
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It'd probably better not to. As long as we know what you're using, we can probably figure it out from there.

The questions become things like

When you did the upgrade to 2026.2, was it docker-compose down; docker-compose up -d? Or some other process?

Where is the database stored? Is it a Mount bind? A Docker volume? Whatever PostgreSQL does by default?

tacit spade
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can I just send u my compose.. It'll reveal what I'm using for my volumes

trim jolt
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Yeah, sure

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Cool, and what was the upgrade process you applied? What version were you on?

tacit spade
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2025-12 > I just went into the docker compose and changed the version number to 2026.2

trim jolt
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And then docker-compose down; docker-compose up -d?

tacit spade
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docker compose pull then docker compose up -d

trim jolt
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OK, so no docker compose down at all?

tacit spade
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i did do docker compose down before I did docker compose pull

trim jolt
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So, and it's been a while since I played with docker compose, but docker compose down destroys all the things in your docker-compose.yaml file.

To do an update without losing your data, you simply

docker compose pull
docker compose up -d

This will take into account what you already have before it decides what it needs to rebuild

tacit spade
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question do I need redis?

trim jolt
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No. Redis was removed from 2025.10 IIRC

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2026.2 DEFINITELY doesn't need it

tacit spade
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so if I do remove redis it'll still work

trim jolt
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Yup

tacit spade
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can I remove it without doing docker compose down?

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I'm guessing that's what --remove-orphans is for

trim jolt
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Yup. Exactly what I was about to tell you

tacit spade
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ok, I'll try it when I return from being out in my car, thanks very much for your help and your time

trim jolt
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No problems. If you encounter issues, feel free to ping me, but you should be good from here

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