Explicitly down Jitsi-Meet containers on upgrade
We've been running into problems with Jitsi-Meet processes not restarting cleanly if we only docker-compose up after image pulls. Instead, check for whether the pull resulted in new image downloads and then cleanly down and up the containers, which seems to address the problem based on manual testing on the servers. Change-Id: Id551767e72102a4b8667aa9dacc81755f332a278
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shell:
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cmd: docker-compose pull
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chdir: /etc/jitsi-meet-docker/
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- name: Run docker-compose up
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register: docker_compose_pull
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- name: Stop/Start containers if needed
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when: "'downloaded newer image' in docker_compose_pull.stderr"
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block:
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- name: Run docker-compose down
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shell:
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cmd: docker-compose down
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chdir: /etc/jitsi-meet-docker/
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- name: Run docker-compose up
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shell:
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cmd: docker-compose up -d
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chdir: /etc/jitsi-meet-docker/
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- name: Run docker prune to cleanup unneeded images
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- name: Run docker prune to cleanup unneeded images
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shell:
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cmd: docker image prune -f
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