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Upgrading a containerized Domino server
Upgrading a containerized Domino server is very similar to upgrading a non-containerized server, except that instead of installing a new version, the existing container is stopped and removed, and the existing data volume is used to create a new container using an updated Domino container image. Starting the container the first time with a new image takes care of applying templates to the existing data volume.

About this task

To upgrade a containerized Domino server, you stop and delete the container for the current Domino version and create a new container with the new container image and the existing data volume.

Procedure

1. Download the new Domino Docker web kit from the HCL Licensing Portal.

2. From the Docker terminal window, load the Domino container image tar archive file provided in the web kit to Docker:

docker load --input

<tar archive file>

For example:

docker load --input Domino_1202_DockerImage.tgz

3. Stop the existing Domino container:

docker stop <container>

4. Remove the existing Domino container:

docker rm <container>

For example:

docker rm domino12

5. Create a new Domino container using the new image and the existing data volume as described in Setting up Domino in a container environment.

Note:

To determine the name of the Domino Docker image, from the Docker terminal window, run the following command to list the names of the Docker images on your system.

docker image ls

Parent topic: Domino on Docker

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