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   osprofiler
   clear-containers
+  keep-containers-alive
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+=======================
+Keep Containers Alive
+=======================
+As we know, the Docker daemon shuts down all running containers
+during daemon downtime. Starting with Docker Engine 1.12, users can
+configure the daemon so that containers remain running when the
+docker service becomes unavailable. This functionality is called
+live restore.  You can read more about Live Restore
+`here <https://docs.docker.com/config/containers/live-restore>`_.
+
+Installation with DevStack
+==========================
+It is possible to keep containers alive. Follow the
+:doc:`/contributor/quickstart` to download DevStack, Zun code and copy the
+local.conf file. Now perform the following steps to install Zun with DevStack::
+
+    cd /opt/stack/devstack
+    echo "ENABLE_LIVE_RESTORE=true" >> local.conf
+    ./stack.sh
+
+Verify the installation by::
+
+    $ sudo docker info | grep "Live Restore"
+    Live Restore Enabled: true