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- docker-compose healthcheck does not work in a way it is expected for . . .
The healthcheck sets the status of the container (starting, healthy or unhealthy) but docker-compose does not wait until backend container is healthy before starting the app-test There is a detailed explanation about how depends_on works in Control startup and shutdown order in Compose
- mongodb - Why does the docker-compose healthcheck of my mongo container . . .
Firstly, I'd suggest to update the docker-compose yaml file version to at least 3 4 (version: "3 5"), then please add the start_period option to your mongo healthcheck Note: start_period is only supported for v3 4 and higher of the compose file format
- Docker compose healthcheck options - Stack Overflow
I'm trying to understand how the docker compose health check options work healthcheck: interval: 1m30s timeout: 10s retries: 3 Would I be right in saying that this configuration will poll a container every 90 seconds, then if the container times out after 10 seconds, then the swarm will try again 3 times, after which it will mark the container
- Docker-compose check if mysql connection is ready
Hi for a simple healthcheck using docker-compose v2 1, I used: usr bin mysql --user=root --password=rootpasswd --execute \"SHOW DATABASES;\" Basically it runs a simple mysql command SHOW DATABASES; using as an example the user root with the password rootpasswd in the database (Don't expose credentials in Production, use environment variables
- Safe ways to specify postgres parameters for healthchecks in docker compose
The docker-compose yml file doesn't live on the host where this code will run Therefore a potential attacker wouldn't have access to this info from there however, since docker will perform the healthcheck, it would possibly live traces in that container (shell? docker configs files where that procedure is stored?)
- How to configurate keycloak healthcheck in docker compose?
You could just add Curl by using the KeyCloak image in a Dockerfile and reference that Dockerfile in your docker-compose yaml file To do that I create a directory inside the docker-compose yaml directory and call it something simple like KeyCloakDockerfile and in that create your `Dockerfile so structure should look like this:
- Controlling Healthcheck with a Compose file in DDEV-Local
the base docker-compose yml without healthcheck the second docker-compose healthcheck yml with healthcheck that will be combined with the parent docker-compose yml: # With healthcheck docker-compose -f docker-compose yml -f docker-compose healthcheck yml up # With override docker-compose up # Without override and healthcheck docker-compose -f
- docker-compose healthcheck for rabbitMQ - DevOps Stack Exchange
I'm trying to run rabbitMQ using docker-compose, but the service is always starting or unhealthy rabbit is running fine, so I suspect there is something wrong with my health check Running the healthcheck command locally does return a value
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