# RancherOS Operator The RancherOS operator is responsible for managing the RancherOS versions and maintaining a machine inventory to assist with secure device on-boarding. ## Managing Upgrades The RancherOS will manage the upgrade of the local cluster where the operator is running and also any downstream cluster managed by Rancher Multi-Cluster Manager. ### ManagedOSImage The ManagedOSImage kind used to define what version of RancherOS should be running on each node. The simplest example of this type would be to change the version of the local nodes. ```bash kubectl edit -n fleet-local defautl-os-image ``` ```yaml apiVersion: rancheros.cattle.io/v1 kind: ManagedOSImage metadata: name: default-os-image namespace: fleet-local spec: osImage: rancher/os2:v0.0.0 ``` #### Reference Below is reference of the full type ```yaml apiVersion: rancheros.cattle.io/v1 kind: ManagedOSImage metadata: name: arbitrary # There are two special namespaces to consider. If you wish to manage # nodes on the local cluster this namespace should be `fleet-local`. If # you wish to manage nodes in Rancher MCM managed clusters then the # namespace is typically fleet-default. namespace: fleet-local spec: # The image name to pull for the OS osImage: rancher/os2:v0.0.0 # The selector for which nodes will be select. If null then all nodes # will be selected nodeSelector: matchLabels: {} # How many nodes in parallel to update. If empty the default is 1 and # if set to 0 the rollout will be paused concurrency: 2 # Arbitrary action to perform on the node prior to upgrade prepare: image: ... command: ["/bin/sh"] args: ["-c", "true"] env: - name: TEST_ENV value: testValue # Parameters to control the drain behavior. If null no draining will happen # on the node. drain: # Refer to kubectl drain --help for the definition of these values timeout: 5m gracePeriod: 5m deleteLocalData: false ignoreDaemonSets: true force: false disableEviction: false skipWaitForDeleteTimeout: 5 # Which cluster to target # This is used if you are running Rancher MCM and managing # multiple clusters. The syntax of this field matches the # Fleet targets and is described at https://fleet.rancher.io/gitrepo-targets/ targets: [] ```