I’m running a split setup (data and web_only containers). This makes it easy and quick to update the web container with minimal downtime. :+1: However, I noticed today that the web container I’m running is based on samsaffron/discourse 1.0.10 while the data container is based on samsaffron/discourse 1.0.6. Presumably, at some point, it would be a good idea to update the data container as well. What’s the recommended process there? Shut down the web container, destroy, bootstrap and launch a new data container, then launch the web container again? Are there any gotchas related to the update, in terms of not screwing up my data…?

[תמונה] calmh: Shut down the web container, destroy, bootstrap and launch a new data container, then launch the web container again? If that’s correct, which it seems to be, that would be: ./launcher stop web && ./launcher rebuild data && ./launcher start web

Yes that is correct, stop web rebuild data rebuild web

Re-bootstrap data container in a split setup?

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calmh (Jakob Borg) 28 באפריל,‏ 2015,‏ 7:33am 4

The recipe above seems to have done it’s thing with no adverse effects.

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