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There are several ways to upgrade your Coolify instance.
1. **Automatic Upgrade**: Coolify will automatically check for updates and upgrade your instance when a new version is available. [Learn more about automatic updates](/knowledge-base/coolify-updates#automatic-updates).
1. **Automatic Upgrade**: Coolify will automatically check for updates and upgrade your instance when a new version is available. [Learn more about automatic updates](/docs/knowledge-base/coolify-updates#update-settings).
<Aside type="tip">You can disable the auto-update feature in the `Settings` menu.</Aside>
2. **Semi-Automatic Upgrade**: If there is a new version available, you can upgrade your Coolify instance by clicking the `Upgrade` button on the Navigation bar. Update checks can be configured in the [settings menu](/knowledge-base/coolify-updates#semi-automatic-updates).
2. **Semi-Automatic Upgrade**: If there is a new version available, you can upgrade your Coolify instance by clicking the `Upgrade` button on the Navigation bar. Update checks can be configured in the [settings menu](/docs/knowledge-base/coolify-updates#update-settings).
3. **Manual Upgrade**: If you want to upgrade your Coolify instance manually, you can do so executing the following command in your server's terminal: