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docs/reference/index.md

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This section contains reference information for {{eck}}, including:
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* [API Reference](./api-docs.md)
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* [ECK operator configuration flags](./eck-configuration-flags.md)
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* [API reference](./api-docs.md)
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* [Third-party dependencies](./third-party-dependencies.md)
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* [Orchestration upgrade predicates](./upgrade-predicates.md)
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* [ECK configuration flags](./eck-configuration-flags.md)
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* [ECK upgrade predicates](./upgrade-predicates.md)

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# ECK upgrade predicates
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The rules (otherwise known as predicates) that the ECK operator follows during an {es} upgrade can be selectively disabled for certain scenarios where the ECK operator will not proceed with an {{es}} cluster upgrade because it deems it to be "unsafe".
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The rules (otherwise known as predicates) that the ECK operator follows during an {{es}} upgrade can be selectively disabled for certain scenarios where the ECK operator will not proceed with an {{es}} cluster upgrade because it deems it to be "unsafe".
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* Selectively disabling the predicates is extremely risky, and carry a high chance of either data loss, or causing a cluster to become completely unavailable. Use them only if you are sure that you are not causing permanent damage to an {{es}} cluster.

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