Dokploy
It compares the installed version with the newest released one. During the update the panel is unreachable for a short time; your apps are not affected.
v0.30.7 → v0.30.8
Feature · Updates
It tells you what will be updated and what it will affect.
You see the pending packages, the new Dokploy version and the images taking up space for nothing on each server, in one list. Kule applies the ones you pick in order; a reboot always comes last.
What it checks
Three kinds of updates, one list.
Kule asks each server over SSH and shows a server's lines as soon as it answers.
System packages
It counts the packages waiting in apt and how many of them are security patches. If there is a kernel update, it tells you a reboot is needed.
aptsecuritykernel
Docker cleanup
It finds images nothing uses that are older than a week and shows how much space will be freed. Nothing running is affected.
docker image prune
While applying
First what it will do, then the output.
Each line tells you up front which commands will run and how much your services will be affected. While it applies, you see the server's own output.
aktar · Dokploysettings.updateServerpanel down for about 1 min
aktar · packagesapt-get -y upgradeincluding the kernelreboot
aktar · Dockerunused imagesnothing running is affectedsafe
Orderthe ones you picked, one by one, reboot last
If something failsthe queue stops, the server's message stays on screen
The server's state
Beyond updates, it tells you the state too.
Under the server's line you see the system, the Dokploy version and how security patches arrive.
Supported systems
Automatic patches
End-of-life releases
We'll let you know when Kule is out.
People on the list get the first version before anyone else.
You're on the list. You'll be the first to hear when Kule is out.