My understanding is if I have a playbook that says
- hosts: localhost
sudo: yes
tasks:
- name: ensure redis container is running
docker: image=dockerfile/redis name=redis command=" bash -c
'redis-server /etc/redis/redis.conf'"
- name: ensure web container is running
docker: image=snazzy/cyweb ports=5000:5000 links=redis:redis name=cyweb
Then if the image for cyweb gets updated with a new version shouldn't the
ansible/docker module replace my container?
Even if I explicitly give it a tag. I tell it HERE, goto this version.
- name: ensure redis container is running
docker: image=dockerfile/redis name=redis command=" bash -c
'redis-server /etc/redis/redis.conf'"
- name: Kill old container
docker: image=snazzy/cyweb ports=5000:5000 links=redis:redis name=cyweb
state=absent
- name: ensure web container is running
* docker: image=snazzy/cyweb:3.0* ports=5000:5000 links=redis:redis
name=cyweb
It still does not update.
The only thing I found that works is if I kill the container first.
- name: ensure redis container is running
docker: image=dockerfile/redis name=redis command=" bash -c
'redis-server /etc/redis/redis.conf'"
* - name: Kill old container*
* docker: image=snazzy/cyweb ports=5000:5000 links=redis:redis
name=cyweb state=absent*
- name: ensure web container is running
docker: image=snazzy/cyweb ports=5000:5000 links=redis:redis name=cyweb
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