Bftcpa606: Created page with " Here's a short bash script to update Portainer on Debian (assuming it's running in Docker, the most common setup): `#!/bin/bash # Update Portainer container set -e echo "Stopping Portainer container..." docker stop portainer echo "Removing old container..." docker rm portainer echo "Pulling latest Portainer image..." docker pull portainer/portainer-ce:latest echo "Starting Portainer container..." docker run -d \ --name portainer \ --resta..."`


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Created page with " Here's a short bash script to update Portainer on Debian (assuming it's running in Docker, the most common setup):  <code>#!/bin/bash    # Update Portainer container  set -e    echo "Stopping Portainer container..."  docker stop portainer    echo "Removing old container..."  docker rm portainer    echo "Pulling latest Portainer image..."  docker pull portainer/portainer-ce:latest    echo "Starting Portainer container..."  docker run -d \    --name portainer \    --resta..."
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Here's a short bash script to update Portainer on Debian (assuming it's running in Docker, the most common setup):

 <code>#!/bin/bash

 

 # Update Portainer container

 set -e

 

 echo "Stopping Portainer container..."

 docker stop portainer

 

 echo "Removing old container..."

 docker rm portainer

 

 echo "Pulling latest Portainer image..."

 docker pull portainer/portainer-ce:latest

 

 echo "Starting Portainer container..."

 docker run -d \

   --name portainer \

   --restart always \

   -p 8000:8000 \

   -p 9000:9000 \

   -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock \

   -v portainer_data:/data \

   portainer/portainer-ce:latest

 

 echo "Portainer updated successfully!"

 docker ps | grep portainer</code>

'''Or if you prefer a simpler approach using <code>docker compose</code>:'''

 <code>#!/bin/bash

 

 cd /path/to/docker-compose/directory

 docker compose pull portainer

 docker compose up -d portainer

 

 echo "Portainer updated!"</code>

'''If Portainer is installed standalone (less common):'''

 <code>#!/bin/bash

 

 PORTAINER_PATH="/opt/portainer"

 

 systemctl stop portainer

 cd $PORTAINER_PATH

 wget <nowiki>https://github.com/portainer/portainer/releases/latest/download/portainer</nowiki>

 chmod +x portainer

 systemctl start portainer

 

 echo "Portainer updated!"</code>

'''Which one do you use?''' I can refine the script based on your setup. Also, let me know if you need:



* Automatic cleanup of old images

* Backup before update

* Health check validation

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