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This PR includes documentation updates
View the updated docs at https://neo4j-docs-operations-2618.surge.sh

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kubectl rollout restart statefulset/<neo4j-statefulset-name>
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A rollout restart means a gradual recreation of a pod — the old pod is not removed entirely until the new pod is running successfully.
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How would that work regarding the volumes attached to neo4j ( both needing lock ) ?

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Hi! I might be wrong, but as I understand it, the rollout restart command doesn’t affect the volumes attached to the Neo4j pods. It simply restarts the pod. Since the volumes have stable identities (PersistentVolumeClaims), they’ll be re-attached to the newly created pod after the restart.
@riggi-alekaj, please correct me if this is wrong.

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