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FAQ about Container Solution

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Updated at March 14, 2025

How do I perform auto updates based on immutable tags?

Updating a Docker container will not work with tags that persist from version to version. We recommend using a new tag for each Docker image.

Getting started

Using tags that persist from version to version has multiple disadvantages:

  • When an issue occurs, finding its source is difficult if multiple identical VMs have the same tag but various code.
  • A VM cluster can be heterogeneous, e.g., if one VM has restarted and updated a Docker image.
  • It is difficult to distinguish between Docker image versions on a VM.

Unable to create a Docker container. Why is that?

Warning

The Docker Compose specification does not support the build instruction: Make sure to build a Docker image beforehand. In addition, the Docker Compose spec should not contain any links to other files, as the VM does not get these.

  • Make sure the Docker image name is correct.
  • Make sure the service account linked to the VM has the container-registry.images.puller permissions for the appropriate Docker image.
  • Make sure the VM has internet access.
  • You can also view log errors by running the sudo journalctl -eu yc-container-daemon command on the VM.

How can I close a port for public access and leave it accessible within the network?

  • When using a standard Container Optimized Image, i.e., one Docker container configured using parameters, all ports that are open in the container will also be open on the host.
  • If you need other network settings for Docker containers, you can employ them using a Container Optimized Image with the Docker Compose spec.
  • To make your Docker container port open on the host while disabling internet access, you can use security groups.

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