ouroboros VS shepherd

Here's the official link, I use it since 3 years ago with no issues. https://github.com/pyouroboros/ouroboros

I've been updating my stack unattended through Ouroboros for 6 years. You should probably move to Watchtower as others have suggested though.

have you looked on ouroboros

I found a container service that clears this issues nicely, unfortunately this container is no longer actively developed. (Docker Hub and Git Hub Link: https://hub.docker.com/r/pyouroboros/ouroboros | https://github.com/pyouroboros/ouroboros )

I have beenyusing this https://github.com/pyouroboros/ouroboros in my docker compose since like 2 years ago and works like a charm.

There's also ouroboros

Since watchtower doesn't support Docker Swarm I've come across shepherd but the author has stated that he wont be maintaining the project anymore which makes me reluctant to use it.

Shepherd for those of that run docker swarm.

Not at production (there are strict versioned images), but personally I use Shepherd in my distributed Docker Swarm (many hosts in different locations, even different architectures). I wonder why people say about some terrible issues. I must be very lucky: for over a year usage I've had only single one problem when service wasn't properly restarted (I remember it was Traefik). The only services excluded from auto-update are PostgreSQL and MongoDB (MariaDB works fine with auto updates).

Because all my Docker services are running in Docker Swarm I use similar project shepherd (available also at dockerhub). Not many features, but extremely easy to set up and it does its job (check, download and restart any service when new image is available, so I don't need to care about program updating at all).

I've used this for years