Personally, I run 'DIUN' (https://github.com/crazy-max/diun) and give it
a list of images to watch. You can tell it to watch for a specific label
(for example 'stable') and it will notify you when that image has been
updated.
Then if you use docker-compose (which I'd highly recommend) it's just a
matter of doing:
Code:
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docker-compose pull
docker-compose up -d
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Once you're happy, you can then do:
Code:
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docker image prune
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to remove the 'stale' images.
Andy
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