nocodb/packages/noco-docs/content/en/getting-started/upgrading.md

---
title: 'Upgrading'
description: 'Upgrading NocoDB : Docker, Node, Heroku and Homebrew!'
position: 20
category: 'Getting started'
menuTitle: 'Upgrading'
link: https://codesandbox.io/embed/vigorous-firefly-80kq5?hidenavigation=1&theme=dark
---

## Docker

### Find, Stop & Delete NocoDB Docker Container 

```bash
# find NocoDB container ID
docker ps
# stop NocoDB container
docker stop <YOUR_CONTAINER_ID>
# delete NocoDB container
docker rm <YOUR_CONTAINER_ID>
```

### Find & Remove NocoDB Docker Image

```bash
# find NocoDB image
docker images
# delete NocoDB image
docker rmi <YOUR_IMAGE_ID>
```

### Pull the latest NocoDB image with same environment variables

```bash
docker run -d -p 8080:8080 \
    -e NC_DB="<YOUR_NC_DB_URL>" \
    -e NC_AUTH_JWT_SECRET="<YOUR_NC_AUTH_JWT_SECRET_IF_GIVEN>" \
    nocodb/nocodb:latest
```

Updating nocodb docker container is similar to updating [any other docker containers](https://www.whitesourcesoftware.com/free-developer-tools/blog/update-docker-images/).
 
### Example: Docker Upgrade
![Screen Shot 2021-09-16 at 09 23 07](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/5435402/133578984-53c6b96b-3e8b-4a96-b6c2-36f3c09ffdde.png)

## Node 

Updating docker container is similar to updating a npm package.

From your root folder 

#### Uninstall NocoDB package

```bash
npm uninstall nocodb
```
#### Install NocoDB package

```bash
npm install --save nocodb
```

## Heroku

### Using the Heroku CLI login

```bash
heroku container:login
docker pull nocodb/nocodb:latest
docker tag nocodb/nocodb:latest registry.heroku.com/<HEROKU_APP_NAME>/web
docker push registry.heroku.com/<HEROKU_APP_NAME>/web
heroku container:release -a <HEROKU_APP_NAME> web
```

#### On Apple M1 Chipset 

> Please make sure you change Docker's default architecture to `linux/amd64` by running the following command _before_ executing the aforementioned steps
> 
> ```export DOCKER_DEFAULT_PLATFORM=linux/amd64```
>
> More details can be found [here](https://medium.com/geekculture/from-apple-silicon-to-heroku-docker-registry-without-swearing-36a2f59b30a3). 

### Using GitHub

Fork the [nocodb-seed-heroku repository](https://github.com/nocodb/nocodb-seed-heroku) to your GitHub account.
Login to Heroku, go to your NocoDB app, and head to the "Deploy" tab.
Select "GitHub" in the "Deployment method" section.

In the "Connect to GitHub" section, search for your forked nocodb-seed-heroku repo. Connect to it:

![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/55474996/143479577-e8bdc1f0-99d1-4072-8d95-4879cc54ddb2.png)

In the "Automatic deploys" section, select "Enable Automatic Deploys":

![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/55474996/143479705-b5280199-aa31-40db-a5aa-7586eb918c01.png)

Head back to your forked nocodb-seed-heroku repo on your GitHub account. Edit one of your files and make a simple modification (example, add some random characters to the readme.md) and commit the change directly to the main branch.

This will trigger the Heroku deployment. Your app should now be updated to the latest release of NocoDB.

## Homebrew

Run following commands to upgrade Homebrew Nocodb version.

```bash
# Update the local homebrew formulas
brew update
# Upgrade nocodb package
brew upgrade nocodb
```