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ERRO[106389] error waiting for container: EOF #1941
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I also had my container terminating with It was fine running a low intensity task, but when running something that used more CPU it failed on every run. Increasing the amount of available CPU (from 1 to 3) and memory (from 2G to 8G) through the Docker For Mac preferences resolved the issue. I could see no indication anywhere that resource limits were the issue; if that is the issue it would be great if that was made clearer. This is just anecdotal, but hopefully it helps for you! |
Faced the same problem a bunch of times over the past few days, always running variations of the same container. High intense CPU and RAM (container limited to 512M) and lots of console output. |
I have the same issue and it just started recently - may be after the update? also another similarity with OP, my image is also a private custom image. I dont know if this would be relevant but a point of consideration. |
I have been trying to run a Django web app inside a docker container for the past few days, after some time (it may be hours or days) it crashes with There is neither high CPU/Mem usage nor lots of console output, so I don't think this is a resource limit issue. Also, I am not limiting the resources used by the container. I also tried to add I am running Docker version 17.09.0-ce, build afdb6d4 on Ubuntu 16.04.3 LTS. |
Our behaviour is similar to Stefano. Increasing the resources doesn't help. Does anyone know what this error actually means? Also, is Docker on Mac suitable and recommended for production? |
I use it for development, but considering it for production would freak me out |
I just started getting this error yesterday too. I am using Rstudio R notebooks. Whether I have one or two containers running at the same time, they both crash. |
FWIW Seeing the same on Windows 10 host. Diagnostics ID |
I have the same issue on Ubuntu (on Azure VM) when running containers that consume a lot of cores/memory. Looks like it is general docker issue |
We are experiencing this on a Mesos/Marathon deploy (Linux cluster, not on Mac). 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 --:--:-- --:--:-- --:--:-- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 --:--:-- --:--:-- --:--:-- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 --:--:-- --:--:-- --:--:-- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 --:--:-- --:--:-- --:--:-- 0 |
I am seeing this on Debian Google Compute Engine VM with 2 VCPU and 10.5 GB memory. melchang@elasticsearch-not-cos: I wonder if there's an earlier version of docker that won't have this issue. |
Hi guys! Are there any news about this ticket? |
GCE VM host when I saw this problem: 2 VCPU, 10.5 TB memory I was indexing a 590 MB BigQuery table that has 4.4 million rows. |
I updated Docker to the latest today and am now seeing this error every few minutes, corresponding with a Docker for Mac restart or total crash. |
to the latest stable 17.12.0-ce-mac55? |
I think my error (and maybe this error?) is related to: #2690 |
I have the error ERRO[106389] error waiting for container: EOF. BTW I ran my framework with Docker on Ubuntu and there was no error. |
Hi guys! As of today this issue has no Diagnostics from a recent version of Docker for Mac. Unless someone provides some, I'll close this issue. |
Hi guys! Is there any new workaround to avoid this issue? |
Hi @akimd , here is the issue reproduced on the edge version 18.03.0-ce-rc4-mac57 (23360)
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@akimd do you have any news? When do you plan to proceed with the issue? |
I had a look, and it doesn't not ring any bell. Others might have better ideas. |
Same here with this random error. Docker 17.12.0-ce |
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Hi |
Same issue here on 18.06.1-ce-win73. |
Running into the same problem here. But I can see docker is still working when i run |
Same problem. On windows. Docker still running. Can still "docker ps -a". Container still running but can't exec into it. |
I have run into that problem today when trying to run pi-gen on Windows. Afterwards, I couldn't use any
Restarting Docker Desktop restores access to the Docker command. |
This happens sometimes when docker crashes or is stopped. It isn't necessarily indicative of a failure. |
Same issue here on GKE running Docker version 18.09.7
Neither CPU nor Memory reach their limits. The node logs just say
Any ideas how to find the cause of this issue? |
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Expected behavior
Docker image container to run continuously for a long period
Actual behavior
At some point it exited with the following error:
ERRO[106389] error waiting for container: EOF
The process was started on Friday morning and the error was noticed on Monday morning so the error happened at some point on Friday or over the weekend. The system wasn't in use over this time and there's no timestamp so I can't say exactly how long it was up for before this happened.
Information
Diagnostics have been uploaded. The ID is:
01D84A34-736C-471B-BA62-EEA240BB287C
Steps to reproduce the behavior
The image is not uploaded anywhere so you won't be able to run the same image.
But the steps were just to run the image with "docker run" and leave it for a day or two.
As I'm not expecting anyone to reproduce this I would really just like to know what the "error waiting for container" EOF error means, and whether the diagnostics show anything.
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