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I am running an application with 2 replicas, and I want to ensure zero downtime when upgrading the Docker image. Specifically, I want Watchtower to update the replicas one by one, so that at least one replica remains running at all times.
The documentation states:
"Restart one image at a time instead of stopping and starting all at once."
However, since my replicas are based on the same image, it's unclear to me whether the --rolling-restart option restarts each replica individually or if it still results in downtime for the entire service. Could you clarify if this option ensures one-by-one rolling updates for replicas?
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I am running an application with 2 replicas, and I want to ensure zero downtime when upgrading the Docker image. Specifically, I want Watchtower to update the replicas one by one, so that at least one replica remains running at all times.
The documentation states:
"Restart one image at a time instead of stopping and starting all at once."
However, since my replicas are based on the same image, it's unclear to me whether the
--rolling-restart
option restarts each replica individually or if it still results in downtime for the entire service. Could you clarify if this option ensures one-by-one rolling updates for replicas?Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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