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Updating Martini Designer Online

Keeping Martini Designer Online up to date is straightforward and primarily involves pulling the latest Docker image. This ensures you have access to the latest features, bug fixes, and performance improvements.

Steps to Update Martini Designer Online

1. Check for Updates

  • Regularly visit the Martini Designer Online repository or Docker Hub page to check for new releases.
  • You can also subscribe to release notifications if available.

2. Pull the Latest Docker Image

  • When an update is available, use the following command to pull the latest Docker image:
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docker pull martini-designer:latest

3. Backup Data and Configuration

  • Ensure data persistence: If your container uses volumes for data storage, verify that the volumes are correctly configured and up to date.
  • Backup configurations: If you have made any custom configurations, back them up to avoid losing changes during the update process.

4. Stop the Current Container

  • Stop the currently running Martini Designer Online container:
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docker stop <container_name_or_id>

5. Remove the Old Container

  • Remove the old Docker container to make room for the updated version:
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docker rm <container_name_or_id>
  • Clean up unused Docker images to free up disk space:
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docker image prune

7. Start the Updated Container

  • Run the new Docker image to start an updated instance of Martini Designer Online. If you need to preserve data, make sure to include volume bindings:
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docker run -d -p 80:80 martini-designer

8. Verify the Update

  • Access Martini Designer Online as usual and confirm that the update was successful, typically indicated by new features or changes in the interface.

9. Restore Configurations (If Needed)

  • If you had custom configurations backed up, reapply them to the new container instance.

Important Notes

  • Data Persistence: Ensure that your data is backed up or that you have persistent volumes configured to prevent data loss during the update process.
  • Configuration Backup: If you’ve made specific configurations or customizations, back them up before updating and reapply them afterward.
  • Downtime: Stopping and removing the container will cause temporary downtime. Plan the update during a maintenance window if necessary.