That's changed for some of them recently. The linuxserver.io container for 'unifi-controller' was deprecated in favor of 'unifi-network-application' [1] so the

That's changed for some of them recently. The linuxserver.io container for 'unifi-controller' was deprecated in favor of 'unifi-network-application' [1] so they could quit bundling MongoDB. There's not much value there anymore IMO because it's no simpler than running standalone in a VM at that point. At least with a VM I can shut it down, snapshot it, block incoming network access for everything but a canary deployment, update it, wait for my canary to come up properly, and then let everything else hit it. That gives the option of a rollback which is much harder with Docker. I say that as someone using 'linuxserver.io/unifi-controller' which was a mistake I guess. 1. https://hub.docker.com/r/linuxserver/unifi-network-application https://hub.docker.com/r/linuxserver/unifi-network-applicati...