Hey guys gals is there away to periodically update deploymen

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Hey guys gals is there away to periodically update deployments kubernetes basically pull a new latest image and deploy

kind-mechanic-53546 · Answer

Personally I never use the latest tag rather i use a specific version and then update that in config That way I can be sure that I m using the same tested version each time NOTE This workflow is a work in progress not in production yet

sticky-thailand-14236 · Answer

no i get it i was thinking the same thing use a specific tag as a config variable to then run `pulumi up y`

sticky-thailand-14236 · Answer

`latest` is bad practice

sticky-thailand-14236 · Answer

i was just hoping there was a feature i had missed to refresh deployments

ancient-megabyte-79588 · Answer

There are use cases where I think using a `latest` is ok As an example I have a report that is a static set of files build as part of an nginx container image I can simply trigger a rolling update and get `latest` image Here is an SO article that gives a whole bunch of options including patching the contain image name with a new buildId based tag <https stackoverflow com questions 40366192 kubernetes how to make deployment to update image>

ancient-megabyte-79588 · Answer

This is certainly easy ```kubectl rollout restart deployment demo```