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Changing the Stack
Stacks define various aspects of how Node-RED instances run - including the version of Node-RED being used.
FlowFuse allows you to change the stack an instance is using - providing a way to upgrade Node-RED.
Note: Stacks are created by Administrators and made available to the teams and users of the platform.
When an Administrator creates a new version of a Stack your instance is using, the platform will notify you that there is a new version available.
To change an instance's stack:
- Go to the instance's page and select the Settings tab.
- Click the Change Instance Stack button.
- You will be prompted to select the new stack.
- Click Change Stack
Your instance will now be restarted on the new stack.
Note: Changing the stack causes Node-RED to be stopped and restarted. This will require a short downtime of the flows.
Updated: 12 May, 2026
