Step 5: Upgrade production exports

Production exports require a different upgrade approach because they are self-contained deployment bundles with independent configurations. Follow these steps to upgrade production exports:

1. Set the working directory to the OpenEdge MCP Server installation directory:

   cd "$OEMCP_HOME"

2. Find the timestamped production export directory for the profile:

   # Find the production export directory EXPORT_DIR=$(find exports -maxdepth 1 -type d \ -name "export_${PROFILE}_*" -print -quit) test -n "$EXPORT_DIR"

   Note: This command selects the first matching export. If you have multiple exports for the same profile, set EXPORT_DIR explicitly to the target directory.
3. Stop the running container and back up the export compose file:

   cd "$EXPORT_DIR" # Stop the running container ./run.sh stop --port <port> --name <container-name> # Back up the compose file cp docker-compose.mcp.yml docker-compose.mcp.yml.backup

4. Confirm the export follows security best practices and does not include disallowed private credentials:

   test ! -e sa/private.pem # Should not exist test ! -e sa/sa.jwt # Should not exist test -f sa/public.pem # Should exist test -f server/mcp_server_config.json # Should exist

   Production exports intentionally omit the service-account private key and JWT. These credentials must be provided from an external secret-management system. Never copy development credentials into production bundles.
5. Load the target release images into Docker:

   # Load new Docker images cd "$OEMCP_HOME" ./load_images.sh

   Note: This procedure assumes that the OpenEdge MCP Server distribution is available on the production machine.
6. Restart the production export with the upgraded image:

   # Start the upgraded container cd "$EXPORT_DIR" ./run.sh start --port <port> --name <container-name>

7. Confirm the container image reference and runtime status:

   # Verify deployment - confirm container uses the new image CONTAINER_IMAGE_ID=$(docker inspect --format '{{.Image}}' <container-name>) EXPECTED_IMAGE_ID=$(docker image inspect openedge-mcp-server:latest --format '{{.Id}}') if [ "$CONTAINER_IMAGE_ID" = "$EXPECTED_IMAGE_ID" ]; then echo "Container is using the upgraded image" else echo " WARNING: Container image mismatch" echo " Container: $CONTAINER_IMAGE_ID" echo " Expected: $EXPECTED_IMAGE_ID" fi # Check runtime status ./run.sh status --port <port> --name <container-name>

Production validation checklist: