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Rel Notes 2.44.0-1 #3604

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PMM-0

Link to the Feature Build: SUBMODULES-0

If this PR adds or removes or alters one or more API endpoints, please review and add or update the relevant API documents as well:

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LGTM

```sh
cd /srv
tar -cvf srv.tar .
# Transfer to new server
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I suggest to make Transfer to new server a step on its own. It can go without commands.


After upgrading, verify that your system is functioning correctly:

1. Check service status to confirm both PMM Client and PMM Server are running.
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I think we should either provide commands here or point to the UI. Is it supervisorctl status or something else?

@BupycHuk BupycHuk changed the title Rel Notes 2.44.0.1 Rel Notes 2.44.0-1 Feb 10, 2025
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4. Deploy data on the new installation:
```sh
supervisorctl stop all
cd /srv
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let's remove all data in /srv directory before pasting backup.

A critical vulnerability has been identified in OVA installations of PMM 2.38 and above, as described in [CVE-xxxx-xxxx](https://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=xxxx-xxxx). If you are running any of these OVA installations, we strongly recommend upgrading immediately to this release.

The vulnerability was caused by default service account credentials used in OVA provisioning, which had weak password security and enabled SSH login access.
These issues could allow unauthorized SSH access and potential privilege escalation to `root` via `sudo` capabilities.
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and leak credentials of all services added to PMM. So we recommend to rotate passwords on these services as well

@ademidoff ademidoff temporarily deployed to PMM_2.44.0.1 - pmm-doc-2 PR #3604 February 10, 2025 17:23 — with Render Destroyed
@ademidoff ademidoff temporarily deployed to PMM_2.44.0.1 - pmm-doc-2 PR #3604 February 10, 2025 17:38 — with Render Destroyed
@ademidoff ademidoff temporarily deployed to PMM_2.44.0.1 - pmm-doc-2 PR #3604 February 10, 2025 18:52 — with Render Destroyed
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LGTM!

@shoffman-percona shoffman-percona merged commit a22d36d into main Feb 10, 2025
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@shoffman-percona shoffman-percona deleted the PMM_2.44.0.1 branch February 10, 2025 20:14
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