When trying to access the ollama container from another (node) service in my docker compose setup, I get the following error: ResponseError: model 'llama3' not found, try pulling it first I want the setup for the containers to be automatic…
I tried to run docker compose up on a Ubuntu 24.04 LTS system and encountered the error docker: 'compose' is not a docker command The current docker --version is 24.0.7 which appears to be a current or very recent version.…
I have a dockerized Next.js project using Prisma. I was working on it as usual, didn't change anything about the Docker setup, the file locations or packages, I just wanted to rebuild the container to pull new environment variables. Then…
I am attempting to use "docker-compose up" on the command line to run a simulator using noVNC but am getting the error "image with reference [my image] was found but does not match the specified platform: wanted linux/amd64, actual: linux/arm64/v8".…
I am attempting to build some log observability for my docker containers. What I need to do is be able to spin up any number of containers and mount their log directories to the host system so that a Datadog…
I want to create a simple cassandra db , insert some data and print all the data in the vector db This is the structure of my exercise: /cassandra_study ├── docker-compose.yml ├── Dockerfile └── app.py And that are code of…
I’m trying to setup a project with Mercure. My project is a symfony for 7 version. In that project, only mercure is setting up with docker, but the rest of the application, like nginx, database or symfony are not in…
I have a Docker Compose file with 5 services, a volumes section with 4 volumes, and a custom network section. It uses environment variables and a .env file. Here’s the structure: version: '3.8' name: webapp services: redis: image: utopia:5000/redis hostname:…
I have pulled apache and php-fpm:alpine images into docker-compose.yml as services and trying to connect between these two containers but failed to do so. It says requested URL was not found on the server. I could clearly understand that somewhere…
I am using a bunch of docker containers to run a webserver + database + whatever else. Currently I have each service defined in it's own docker-compose.yml, file like... project-root/docker/ /base/docker-compose.yml /postgres/docker-compose.yml /web-server/docker-compose.yml /web-app/docker-compose.yml /rabbitmq/docker-compose.yml /reverse-proxy/docker-compose.yml ...etc. Depending on the…