Title. I only use DevKinsta for a subset of sites I work on and don’t need its containers to start on boot. Can this be disabled?
Hi @Ethan91, thanks for reaching out. You will have to do this through Docker by changing the restart policy. You can do so with this command:
docker update --restart=no devkinsta_nginx devkinsta_db devkinsta_adminer devkinsta_mailhog devkinsta_fpm
The DevKinsta containers should now only start after you start DevKinsta. Please let us know if that doesn’t work!
That worked @Kevin - thanks so much!
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this info seems to be outdated. at least for (Ubuntu) Linux
i had to “sudo” the command:
sudo docker update --restart=no devkinsta_nginx devkinsta_db devkinsta_adminer devkinsta_mailhog devkinsta_fpm
and:
sudo docker kill devkinsta_fpm && docker kill devkinsta_nginx && docker kill devkinsta_adminer && docker kill devkinsta_db && docker kill devkinsta_mailhog
Add this to stop them is they are up :
docker stop devkinsta_nginx devkinsta_db devkinsta_adminer devkinsta_mailhog devkinsta_fpm