> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.trilio.io/rhv/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.trilio.io/rhv/deployment-guide/upgrade-triliovault.md).

# Upgrade Trilio

To upgrade Trilio it is necessary to uninstall the old version of Trilio and install the new version.

This is done in a few easy steps.

1. [Uninstall the old ovirt-imageio extensions](/rhv/deployment-guide/uninstall-triliovault.md#step-1-uninstall-rhv-ovirt-imageio-extension)
2. [Delete or shutdown the old Trilio Appliance](/rhv/deployment-guide/uninstall-triliovault.md#step-2-destroy-the-triliovault-appliance)
3. [Upload the qcow2 image of the new Trilio Appliance](/rhv/deployment-guide/preparing-the-installation.md#uploading-the-triliovault-vm-qcow2-disk-to-rhv)

   (It might be necessary to [verify the connection of the ovirt-imageio-proxy](/rhv/deployment-guide/preparing-the-installation.md#verify-the-connection-to-the-ovirt-imageio-proxy) again)
4. [Spin up the new Trilio Appliance](/rhv/deployment-guide/spinning-up-the-triliovault-vm.md)
5. [Configure the Trilio Appliance](/rhv/deployment-guide/configure-triliovault-vm.md)
6. [Install the new ovirt-imageio extensions](/rhv/deployment-guide/installation-of-rhv-extensions.md)
7. Import the workload from the Web UI of the Appliance once Trilio Appliance is configured

{% hint style="info" %}
During configuration check the box for workload import. This will automatically load all workloads hosted on the backup target into the fresh configured Trilio Appliance.
{% endhint %}


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