> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.nuvens.cloud/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.nuvens.cloud/install/upgrade-procedures.md).

# Upgrade Procedures

This section applies to any of the releases of WorkSpaces Manager (WSM) appliances.

The content is divided into three distinct upgrade processes:

1. [**Upgrade from Version 5 to Version 6**](/install/upgrade-procedures/upgrade-from-version-5-to-6.md): This process involves migrating from WorkSpaces Manager Version 5 to Version 6, which may include changes to infrastructure, configurations, or features.
2. [**Upgrade until Version 6.2.20**](/install/upgrade-procedures/upgrade-until-version-6.2.20.md): This process covers routine updates within Version 6, such as security patches, feature enhancements, or bug fixes, while staying within the same major version.
3. [**Upgrade to Latest Version**](/install/upgrade-procedures/upgrade-to-latest-version.md): This process involves downloading, extracting, running the WSM Update Tool and using the tool to apply the latest additions and configurations.

Each process will have its own set of instructions and considerations to ensure a smooth upgrade.


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