Download
You can download the latest version of Mission Control in all its formats from its
download page on JFrog Bintray.
Docker Upgrade
To upgrade Mission Control that is run as a Docker installation, please refer to Running with Docker.
Standalone Upgrade
Upgrading Mission Control is a simple process during which all of your instance data, repository data and configuration scripts remain intact.
Upgrading Mission Control involves the following basic steps:
- Backing up files
- Installing the new version
- Replacing backed-up files
- Reconnecting to managed instances
Backing Up Files
If you have modified either of $MC_HOME/etc/mission-control.properties
or $MC_HOME/etc/logback.xml
, save a copy of these files in a temporary location.
Installing the New Version
To install the new version of Mission Control, unzip the distribution archive in a temporary location and replace the following files and folders with the corresponding ones from the newly unzipped archive.
under $MC_HOME :
$MC_HOME/data
$MC_HOME/etc
$MC_HOME/logs
Replacing Backed-up Files
Replace the files you backed up in the upgraded installation.
Reconnecting to Services
To reconnect to Artifactory following an upgrade, you need to upload the Mission Control extensions to Artifactory as follows:
When viewing the details of a service, from the Actions menu, click Upload Extensions.

Add Services to Sites
Once you have reconnected to services, make sure to add them to sites in your system so they can be fully managed by Mission Control
Repeat this for all the Artifactory services being managed by Mission Control.
Centos Upgrade
To upgrade Mission Control that is run as an Centos, download the latest version and browse to its location on your file system.
Execute the following command:
sudo su
service mission-control stop
tar -xvf jfmc-centos-<version>.tar.gz
cd jfmc-centos-<version>
./installJFMC-centos.sh
Ubuntu Upgrade
To upgrade Mission Control that is run as a Ubuntu installation, download the latest version and browse to its location on your file system.
Execute the following commands:
sudo su
service mission-control stop
tar -xvf jfmc-ubuntu-<version>.tar.gz
cd jfmc-ubuntu-<version>
./installJFMC-ubuntu.sh
RedHat Upgrade
To upgrade Mission Control that is run as a RedHat installation, download the latest version and browse to its location on your file system.
Execute the following commands:
sudo su
service mission-control stop
tar -xvf jfmc-redhat-<version>.tar.gz
cd jfmc-redhat-<version>
./installJFMC-redhat.sh
Debian Upgrade
To upgrade Mission Control that is run as a Debian installation, download the latest version and browse to its location on your file system.
Execute the following commands:
sudo su
service mission-control stop
tar -xvf jfmc-debian-<version>.tar.gz
cd jfmc-debian-<version>
./installJFMC-debian.sh
Migrating Your Data
Following an upgrade from a version 1.x to 2.0 and above, if you want to Mission Control to continue providing historical data you collected with version 1.x, you need to migrate your data. For details, please refer to Migrating Data from InfluxDB to Elastic Search.