Thanks! That’s a good way to do it with RancherOS … having a crond running on reboot and a “persistent” crontab were just what I missed for running my docker routines that update images, remove exited docker processes and untagged images etc…
Thanks! That’s a good way to do it with RancherOS … having a crond running on reboot and a “persistent” crontab were just what I missed for running my docker routines that update images, remove exited docker processes and untagged images etc…