Ubuntu 24.04 now pushing Docker 29.1.3 in general release cycle

guptast · April 11, 2026, 10:18am

Hi all,

Just a quick update for anyone running Wappler on Ubuntu 24.04 on remote linux servers.

Regular Ubuntu updates have now started including Docker v29.1.3 in their general release cycle. Since the earlier Docker 29.x releases introduced several breaking changes, especially around DNS resolution, Traefik routing, and inter‑container networking, many of us have stayed on older Docker versions like 28.x.x to avoid issues.

Before upgrading, I wanted to check in with the Wappler Team:

Has Docker 29.1.3 been tested with Wappler, and do we know whether the DNS and networking issues are now resolved?

If anyone from the team or community has already tried 29.1.3 on Ubuntu 24.04 noble, it would be great to hear your experience.

Thanks.

Cheese · April 11, 2026, 3:14pm

All working fine locally (29.2.0 on 25.10) but I am still very reluctant to update my production servers. I updated one of them a few months back and had to make a whole host of changes to Docker to get Traefik to respond (as Traefik does not run locally this is not an issue obviously).

Cheese · April 11, 2026, 3:21pm

Further. You can run sudo apt-mark hold docker.io which should maintain your current Docker version. I'm sure this is what I did but I've deleted my bash history since so can't find the exact command I used but am pretty sure this is it...

guptast · April 12, 2026, 2:49am

Hi Cheese,

I'm also reluctant to update my production servers to docker v29.x.x after experiencing DNS and networking issues.

Thank you for providing a way to hold a specific package from updating. The command you have posted here is correct. I have marked the docker.io on hold and updated other Linux packages on the server.

I still believe these are temporary fixes. An update from Wappler Team on the status of this issue would be really helpful for all Docker users, considering how Docker v29.x.x is now being included in the ubuntu general release cycles.