Posted On July 11, 2019

Docker: Update Startup Policy for Running Containers

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# Update only 1 container by name (instead of ID)
docker update --restart=always kimconnect
# View existing container IDs
docker ps -q
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# View containers by names and statuses
docker ps --all --format "table {{.Names}}\t{{.Status}}\t{{.RunningFor}}"
NAMES STATUS CREATED
shellinabox Exited (137) 18 minutes ago 4 weeks ago
kimconnect Up 17 minutes 3 months ago
openproject Exited (137) 4 weeks ago 4 months ago
mysql-server Up 23 minutes (healthy) 4 months ago
blog Exited (0) 4 weeks ago 4 months ago
alpine Exited (137) 4 months ago 4 months ago
portainer Up 23 minutes 4 months ago
# Update restart policies for all currently running containers
docker update --restart=always $(docker ps -q)
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