One has to use "grafana/grafana" image - only using "grafana" will result in an error message like this: Error response from daemon: pull access denied for grafana, repository does not exist or may require 'docker login' It's a good idea to daemonize new container. The install instructions for Docker do this, and this instructions assume that running container already is daemonized (otherwise you wouldn't have to stop it). Best practise would be to create a new container, then stop old one and start new one - this would reduce downtime. To keep instructions simple and understandable, I didn't include that.
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