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[Bug]: The container becomes unhealthy and fails to start #1831
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Hi @camucamulemon7 !
After it all containers started and healthy |
Hi @BorisTkachenko |
I compared the docker compose logs on my PC (WSL2) and found several differences:
Based on this information, are you able to identify the root cause? Thank you for your help. |
Hi @camucamulemon7, Thank you for your message! I wanted to address a few points regarding your setup and the issues you mentioned. First, I’d like to clarify that we natively support Windows. You can find the instructions for setting up the platform in our README.md:
There’s no need to use WSL2 for this setup, as we haven’t tested or validated it. Second, regarding your original logs where you mentioned:
Could you clarify what you mean by proxy settings are configured? Specifically, did you make any changes to the docker-compose.yml or the Dockerfiles? This would help us better understand your setup. Finally, based on your error logs, it seems the issue stems from the It would be very helpful if you could share the logs from the Looking forward to your response! Best regards, |
Hi @andrescrz
Proxy settings and SSL certificates (Zscaler) have been configured for all containers. Let me know if I’m missing something or if there’s a better approach. |
Could you please provide the ClickHouse container logs? This will help us debug the startup error more effectively. Additionally, please also provide the Dockerfile changes for the python-backend, frontend or any other modified one. Best, |
Hi @andrescrz |
What component(s) are affected?
Opik version
Describe the problem
Expected Behavior
docker compose up --build --detach
, everything starts up correctly.Actual Behavior
docker compose up --build --detach
results in the containers becoming unhealthy.Reproduction steps and code snippets
We are using Ubuntu 24.04 on AWS EC2.
Docker Version: 28.0.4
Docker Compose Version: 2.34.0
Error logs or stack trace
Healthcheck results
It will be posted later.
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