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How so? With a VM image, the process can be as simple as, yum update, snapshot, then update the configuration to point to the new AMI ID. And if you're using
by mywittyname 6y ago
How so?
With a VM image, the process can be as simple as, yum update, snapshot, then update the configuration to point to the new AMI ID. And if you're using a tool like packer to create AMIs, the process might be to kick off the CI/CD pipeline again.
- rad_gruchalski 6y agoVersus, in the simplest scenario, docker run -e ... -v ... image:<new-version> which can be executed via Ansible or similar. Another method is to simply bump a version in marathon app definition / kubernetes config and reapply.