An example of a cron for every hour would be: 0 * * * * and you can generate a cron for just about any variation using Cronitor
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The minute section will always be set to 0 (zero) for a minimum check time of 1 hour, be respectful of external API usage.
Using an invalid cron syntax will default to daily at midnight
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If the cron output does not meet your requirements, you can enter your own by overwriting the output box.
Dockwatch has a different method for updating and restarting its self, for this reason it is ignored in the check all action. It will clone its self and create a container named dockwatch-maintenance since it can not do things to its self.
The dockwatch-maintenance container needs a port, by default it is 9998 but you can change it in the settings. If you use a static ip for your containers, make sure and set an ip for it as well.
Consider not running the dockwatch update time at the same time as other containers. When dockwatch starts its update process, everything after it will be ignored since it is stopping its self!
Wait 30-45 seconds after using these buttons and refresh the page so the process outlined above can complete. If you have notifications enabled you will see the maintenance container start and shortly after the dockwatch container start.