When you install private locations, a script is created and a scheduled task (on Windows) or cron job (on Linux) is created to update the checkpoint container every hour. If you want to schedule it earlier, you can also update it manually.
How to update manually?
Before proceeding with the update, ensure that you’ve run the steps in the Install a Docker checkpoint earlier.
To update the Docker container manually:
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Open PowerShell as Administrator (Windows) or terminal (Linux).
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Go to the folder where the compose file (
docker-compose.ymlorcompose.yaml) is located and run the following commands:a. Run
docker-compose pull.b. Run
docker-compose down.c. Run
docker-compose up.
During the update, your other private checkpoints will continue performing checks. The checkpoint being updated does not need to be disabled for the update to succeed. As long as you have at least one other checkpoint instance running (strongly recommended), you can proceed with the update without needing to disable checkpoints, stop monitors, or make any other changes.