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This will prompt you to input the BECOME password, which is the sudo password for your target machine
## Section 5: Monitoring Docker Containers
## Section 5a: Fresh Install Docker Containers
After setting up your machines, let's focus on Docker with the `docker_status.yml` playbook. This playbook checks the status of your Docker containers, ensuring they are running as expected.
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`ansible-playbook playbooks/clean.yml --ask-become`
## Section 5b: Restore Docker Containers
If restoring your new machine. You can run playbook `redeploy` to restore from your OCI Backup which uses Restic to backup and restore.
`ansible-playbook playbooks/redeploy.yml`
To clean up the build you can run `clean.yml` against the docker hosts.
`ansible-playbook playbooks/clean.yml --ask-become`
## Section 6: Keeping Docker Containers Up-to-Date
Lastly, we have the `docker_update_containers.yml` playbook. This playbook is crucial for updating your Docker containers with the latest images. It also re-imports the docker_status.yml playbook to check the status of containers after the update.