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Trying to monitor a repeatedly crushing container inside an AWS ECS cluster monitored by DataDog.
Created a demo app which crushes after 120 second (ECS tries to run it non-stop).
Cant figure out how to see if its stuck in restart loop like this app
Current DataDog metric :
I guess i found something that will work..
Created a monitor based of events
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My docker desktop is not running, It's stuck in starting. Kindly clarity about WSL2
Try to reboot your computer and then run Docker, It will take some time to run at first because it depends on your system configuration and the internet connection.
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So I have started learning docker, and where better to start than with servers! Anyways, I started out trying to create a minecraft server. I managed to get it working on localhost, but is there any way to make it available to people outside of my own wifi?
You better get an EC2 instance (VPS) from AWS or any cloud provider and run your docker image in it.
The server will be available 24/7 and you keep your machine safe, it's bad to open ports on your computer for the external world.
You can get a free instance on AWS for one year
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I do not want to register and login to docker.com, docker is open source, right? How can just download it without creating a docker account?
I also found that this direct link works without logging in: https://download.docker.com/win/stable/Docker%20Desktop%20Installer.exe
You can use docker CE (community edition)
It is published here:
https://download.docker.com/win/static/stable/x86_64/
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I'm trying to figure out if I can use Google Deployment Manager to deploy a service to Cloud Run. If not is this on the roadmap?
https://cloud.google.com/deployment-manager/docs/configuration/supported-resource-types
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I want to be able to work on my app but I won't have internet. So how can I run the app? Would regular rails s do the trick or is a network required for that?
rails s runs the server locally. Furthermore, I think you misunderstand the term virtual.
rails s will get the job done. Just run that command, then go to http://localhost:4000 (or whatever port it runs on)