LiteLLM upgrades

Keeping a self-hosted LiteLLM gateway on a supported release line, planning database migrations, and moving from open source to Enterprise.

LiteLLM upgrades and database migrations

Upgrading a production LiteLLM proxy safely: reading every release note in between, pinning image tags, backing up first, and estimating how long migrations on a large spend log table will lock writes.

Moving LiteLLM from open source to Enterprise

What changes, and what does not, when a self-hosted LiteLLM gateway adds an Enterprise license, plus the pre-flight checklist (Postgres and Redis, SSO, master key, hardening, budgets) before opening it to every team.

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