How Uptycs Manages Sensor Versions

How Uptycs Manages Sensor Versions

We always keep the latest version from the last four series of Sensor. For example, right now, we have the following versions:

  • 5.12.2.16 (latest in the 5.12.2.x series)
  • 5.12.1.21 (latest in the 5.12.1.x series)
  • 5.11.0.10 (latest in the 5.11.0.x series)
  • 5.10.2.21 (latest in the 5.10.2.x series)

When a new version is released in an existing series, we replace the older version in that series with the new one. For instance, 5.12.2.14 has already been replaced by 5.12.2.16.

If a new series is released—like 5.13.0.x—then we will remove the oldest series (currently 5.10.2.x) to make room for the latest one. This ensures we always provide the most up-to-date and relevant versions for our users.

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