AAI v26.0 - Linux Standalone Upgrade

Upgrading a standalone AAI installation on Linux from version 24.4.x to 26.0 requires administrators to understand how the source environment is secured and which activities must be completed after the upgrade. Whether the existing installation uses HTTPS or HTTP, administrators must distinguish what the upgrader handles automatically from the database, HTTPS, certificate, and connector activities that need manual configuration.

This course guides you through the Linux Standalone HTTPS-to-HTTPS and HTTP-to-HTTPS upgrade scenarios. You will also explore the reorganized installation structure and learn where to find the configuration and log files required to validate and troubleshoot the upgraded environment.

Certification

Upon completion, you will receive:

• A certificate validating the course completion
• AAI Linux Standalone Upgrade Badge

Value: 200 points

This course walks you through AAI 26.0 Linux standalone upgrade for both HTTPS to HTTPS and HTTP to HTTPS scenarios. You will learn what the upgrader handles, which activities you must complete, and how to validate and troubleshoot the upgraded environment.

In this course, you will:

• Understand the new AAI 26.0 architecture
• Compare the upgrade requirements for HTTPS-enabled and HTTP-enabled source environments
• Recognize the required database, HTTPS, mTLS, certificate, and connector follow-up activities
• Navigate the AAI 26.0 installation structure and identify the appropriate configuration and log files