How to upgrade docker container after its image changed

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Assume I've downloaded the official mysql:5.6.21 image.

I created many Docker containers to deploy this image.

These containers have been operating for a while, awaiting the release of MySQL 5.6.22. My containers are still running 5.6.21, despite the fact that the official image of mysql:5.6 has been updated to reflect the latest release.

How can I update all of my existing containers with the changes in the image (i.e. upgrade MySQL distro)? What is the right Docker method for accomplishing this?
Apr 30, 2022 in Docker by rajiv
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