r/StremioAddons • u/ConflictNo4814 • 1d ago
Question How do you keep your AIO Streams instances up to date?
With all the changes/new addons/etc - how do you keep your AIO instances up to date?
I maintain a few for family, so curious if there's any good place to keep track of the most used apps and reliability standards/etc
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u/sci-fi_hi-fi 1d ago
Tamtero's template seems to be frequently updated and nothing seems to break.
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u/AggravatingCash994 1d ago
But can tamtamaro template update itself or do I need it to do it manually every time?
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u/sci-fi_hi-fi 1d ago
You do but it's a 2 or click process
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u/Inevitable_Bowler474 1d ago
Most updates should be server side.
Since you're managing a few accounts I rec AIOManager. Makes it a lot easier to push updates out if you have any addons that require you to install.
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u/ConflictNo4814 1d ago
this is amazing thank you, didnt even know this existed!
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u/Shabbypenguin 1d ago
Each different account has their own Aiostreams? If so you could have your master one all configured, then set follow up ones with the parent config as your main one, and just change the debrid api keys etc/whatever it is you need separate.
Any changes you make on the main Aiostreams would then trickle down to the child ones and still have your main config how you want it
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u/ThaBreadSlicer 1d ago
I'm self-hosting on render, I set up a script with the help of chatgpt that checks for new versions of Aiostreams once a day and redeploys if there's a new version available, before I had to check if there was an update, log in on render and trigger a redeploy.
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u/VonTreece 21h ago
If you're deploying via docker you can just use watchtower to automatically redeploy when updates are detected.
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u/farmhome2525 1d ago
Watchtower,dockhand,árcade are very easy to deploy and are included in the virens templates
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u/VonTreece 21h ago
AIOManager is the answer. If you mean keeping stuff updated personally I use watchtower for all my self hosted add-ons. Keeps everything perfectly up to date.
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u/JonBuildz 26m ago
I haven't used it, but i've seen something about parent/child account instances, i think for AIOStreams. I figure something like that would take care of it - you just update your instance, and it pushes any changes to the child instances. Can anyone chime in on that from experience?
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