Docker Compose Up Is Faster than Stop + Up for Restarting Containers

Up by itself is smart enough to only recreate containers if an image or an env variable changes.

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0:00 -- Intro
0:22 -- We'll be looking at an open source Flask app running in Docker
0:44 -- Timing how long it takes to up the project and make a change with up again
1:59 -- It's a lot faster than doing a docker-compose stop and up or down and up
3:41 -- Using the docker events command to confirm up is doing a friendly SIGTERM

[redactdigital]

Awesome videos man, I was wondering how much you know about docker swarm? I trying to figure out if it's possible to only restart one container at a time keeping the app live all the time until the other containers are restarted so there is no downtime. Is this possible with docker?

[GeorgeKowalski]

What zsh plugin are you using to show the history completion as you type ?

[sujalshah]

I have a problem i have to stop and again run the docker compose command to see the changes can you help ??