Akash Network · 2026-11-06 15:10 UTC

Provider Services v0.16.7 Release Announcement We are excited to announce the release of provider-services version 0.16.7 for the Akash helm charts. Please update your Akash helm charts to enable your provider to work with this upgraded network. 1. Update your helm repo bash helm repo update akash Verify you can see these versions: bash helm search repo akash NAME CHART VERSION APP VERSION akash/akash-hostname-operator 19.1.0 0.16.7 akash/akash-inventory-operator 19.1.0 0.16.7 akash/akash-ip-operator 19.1.0 0.16.7 akash/provider 19.1.0 0.16.7 akash/akash-node 18.0.0 2.1.0 2. Backup chart values bash cd /root/provider for i in $(helm list -n akash-services -q | grep -vw akash-node); do helm -n akash-services get values $i > ${i}.pre-v0.16.7.values; done 3. Update your charts Upgrade Node bash helm -n akash-services uninstall akash-node helm -n akash-services install akash-node akash/akash-node Apply new CRDs kubectl apply -f Upgrade the operators: bash helm -n akash-services upgrade akash-hostname-operator akash/akash-hostname-operator helm -n akash-services upgrade inventory-operator akash/akash-inventory-operator If you are using persistent storage, make sure to pass it to the inventory operator and update with the correct storage class bash helm -n akash-services upgrade akash-hostname-operator akash/akash-hostname-operator helm -n akash-services upgrade inventory-operator akash/akash-inventory-operator --set inventoryConfig.cluster_storage[0]=default,inventoryConfig.cluster_storage[1]=beta3,inventoryConfig.cluster_storage[2]=ram If you are providing IP Leasing (MetalLB): bash helm -n akash-services upgrade akash-ip-operator akash/akash-ip-operator And then upgrade your provider chart, specifying your provider.yaml file. Then upgrade the Provider: bash helm upgrade akash-provider akash/provider -n akash-services -f provider.yaml --set bidpricescript="$(cat price_script.sh | openssl base64 -A)" Verification Verify pod versions are 0.16.7: NOTE: it can take some time for the K8s to apply the changes, so please allow about a minute or two before running this command. bash kubectl -n akash-services get pods -o custom-columns='NAME:.metadata.name,IMAGE:.spec.containers[*].image'

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