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adam commented 2025-12-29 16:20:38 +01:00
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Originally created by @pettcomputers on GitHub (Jul 27, 2016).

Hi, I've asked on IRC Channel, Reddit, and poked around on google but haven't been able to discern the process for updating netbox when deployed via docker-compose. Anyone here have a preferred method of doing so? Thanks!

Originally created by @pettcomputers on GitHub (Jul 27, 2016). Hi, I've asked on IRC Channel, Reddit, and poked around on google but haven't been able to discern the process for updating netbox when deployed via docker-compose. Anyone here have a preferred method of doing so? Thanks!
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@pettcomputers commented on GitHub (Jul 29, 2016):

After checking the demo site, it appears the docker version installed as version 1.2.0, not sure if this matters on upgrade paths/methods.

@pettcomputers commented on GitHub (Jul 29, 2016): After checking the demo site, it appears the docker version installed as version 1.2.0, not sure if this matters on upgrade paths/methods.
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@mitchos commented on GitHub (Aug 3, 2016):

Hi, I deployed Netbox in Docker prior to the official Docker release (i.e. I built my own Docker version). When I want to upgrade, I just attach to the container docker attach [container-name/ID] and then go to my Netbox directory /opt/netbox. From there it's a simple matter of following the standard upgrade process:

# git checkout master
# git pull origin master
# ./upgrade.sh

Then restart Nginx and Supervisord, detach from the container Ctrl-P Ctrl-Q and you're done.

If you're running daemonised then you can use docker exec to run those commands in the container.

Caveat: There's always a better way to do something, so I'm not saying this is the definitive way to upgrade but might help you out for the time being.

@mitchos commented on GitHub (Aug 3, 2016): Hi, I deployed Netbox in Docker prior to the official Docker release (i.e. I built my own Docker version). When I want to upgrade, I just attach to the container `docker attach [container-name/ID]` and then go to my Netbox directory `/opt/netbox`. From there it's a simple matter of following the standard upgrade process: ``` # git checkout master # git pull origin master # ./upgrade.sh ``` Then restart Nginx and Supervisord, detach from the container `Ctrl-P Ctrl-Q` and you're done. If you're running daemonised then you can use `docker exec` to run those commands in the container. Caveat: There's always a better way to do something, so I'm not saying this is the definitive way to upgrade but might help you out for the time being.
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@jeremystretch commented on GitHub (Aug 4, 2016):

@pettcomputers Does this answer your question?

@jeremystretch commented on GitHub (Aug 4, 2016): @pettcomputers Does this answer your question?
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@pettcomputers commented on GitHub (Aug 4, 2016):

I helped, but I couldn't get it going. I ended up spinning up a new VM and
got it going the standard way. Thank you again for the awesome app!

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@jeremystretch commented on GitHub (Aug 4, 2016):

I'm going to close this out. It'd be great if someone with Docker experience could extend the documentation.

@jeremystretch commented on GitHub (Aug 4, 2016): I'm going to close this out. It'd be great if someone with Docker experience could extend the documentation.
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