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- How to upgrade docker-compose to latest version - Stack . . .
+1 great answer Before: I had docker-compose version: docker-compose version 1 21 2, build a133471 So to upgrade to latest non-RC version, I found this to work in order to upgrade: 1) apt install python-pip to install PIP then pip install docker-compose to install the latest and then to check the version: docker-compose --version which gave me: docker-compose version 1 23 2, build 1110ad0
- How to update existing images with docker-compose?
compose-update a docker-compose-image-updater This python script updates the images of one or many docker-compose stacks automatically If multiple docker-compose directories are supplied, the script updates them in parallel
- Docker: How to update your container when your code changes
Basically you issue docker compose up once and do it with a shell script maybe, and once you get your containers running and then you may create a Jenkinsfile or configure a CI CD pipeline to pull the updated image and apply it
- how to get docker-compose to use the latest image from . . .
Have not tried it but yes, I assume as much Since the container version should be defined in the docker-compose yml (e g myimage:2 0 1) if you want to roll back you'd update the docker-compose yml to the version you want to
- How to implement changes made to docker-compose. yml to . . .
The project is currently running in the background from this command: docker-compose up -d I need to make two changes to their docker-compose yml: Add a new container Update a previous cont
- named docker volume not updating using docker-compose
I'm trying to have one service to build my client side and then share it to the server using a named volume Every time I do a docker-compose up --build I want the client side to build and update the named volume clientapp: How do
- How to upgrade docker container after its image changed
2) Update MySQL (from the same folder as the docker-compose yml file): docker-compose pull docker-compose up -d Note: the last command above will update the MySQL image, recreate and start the container with the new image
- How to reload environment variables in docker-compose . . .
If you run the containers as a docker stack deploy -c docker-compose yml with a version 3 file format, you can do a rolling update of the service which will prevent any downtime if you have multiple instances of your service running
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