# Updating RevDeBug server

When you have installed RevDeBug server using [Installing RevDeBug server](/revdebug/installing-revdebug-server.md) guide, updating it requires only three actions (all commands need to be executed in the cloned docker-compose project directory):

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* Stopping RevDeBug server containers prior to upgrading:\
  `sudo docker compose -p revdebug down`
* Pulling new version of compose file from the git repository:\
  `git pull`
* Pull new versions of docker images:\
  `sudo docker compose -p revdebug pull`
* Starting new version of RevDeBug server containers:\
  `sudo docker compose -p revdebug up -d`
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* Stopping RevDeBug server containers prior to upgrading:\
  `sudo docker-compose -p revdebug down`
* Pulling new version of compose file from git repository:\
  `git pull`
* Pull new versions of docker images:\
  `sudo docker-compose -p revdebug pull`
* Starting new version of RevDeBug server containers:\
  `sudo docker-compose -p revdebug up -d`
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After confirming new version of RevDeBug server started, you may clean up old container images by executing: `sudo docker system prune`

   


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