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- :warning: PostgreSQL is the new default datastore for Kong. If you were using Cassandra and you are upgrading, you need to explicitly set `cassandra` as your `database`.
- :warning: New CLI, with new commands and refined arguments. This new CLI uses the `resty-cli` interpreter (see [lua-resty-cli](https://github.com/openresty/resty-cli)) instead of LuaJIT. As a result, the `resty` executable must be available in your `$PATH` (resty-cli is shipped in the OpenResty bundle) as well as the `bin/kong` executable. Kong does not rely on Luarocks installing the `bin/kong` executable anymore. This change of behavior is taken care of if you are using one of the official Kong packages.
- :warning: Kong uses a new configuration file, with an easier syntax than the previous YAML file.
- New arguments for the CLI, such as verbose, debug and tracing flags. We also avoid requiring the configuration file as an argument to each command as per the previous CLI.
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## Upgrade to `0.9.x`

PostgreSQL is the new default datastore for Kong. If you were using Cassandra and you are upgrading, you must explicitly set `cassandra` as your `database`.

This release introduces a new CLI, which uses the [lua-resty-cli](https://github.com/openresty/resty-cli) interpreter. As such, the `resty` executable (shipped in the OpenResty bundle) must be available in your `$PATH`.
Additionally, the `bin/kong` executable is not installed through Luarocks anymore, and must be placed in your `$PATH` as well.
This change of behavior is taken care of if you are using one of the official Kong packages.
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